Thomas Pieters carries the swing through to the finish

SportLocation Golf Desk · 29 Sept 2026

Pieters turns through an iron shot and holds his finish, with the club across his upper body.

Thomas Pieters’ iron swing is most readable at the finish. He has turned through the shot, the club across his upper body and his weight shifted onto one leg.

That held position gives the swing its shape: the movement does not stop at impact, but carries through into a balanced-looking finish. The ball is in front of him at address; then the club travels through and up as Pieters turns towards the shot’s path.

People and golf bags share the foreground, but the follow-through remains clear. Pieters lowers the club after holding the finish, then raises it again while looking ahead.