Rory McIlroy has accomplished nearly everything in golf. A grand slam major winner, back-to-back Masters triumphs, Ryder Cup hero, and the face of the PGA Tour during its battle with LIV Golf. He's earned tens of millions of dollars and commands a global fanbase. But as impressive as all that is, there's one skill that might top it all: his uncanny ability to name golf swings—from fellow pros to celebrities.

The CBS golf team, known for fun challenges with legends like Jim Nantz, recently put McIlroy to the test. They showed him silhouettes of various swings, and he had to identify who they belonged to. It started easy with his own swing, but quickly got tricky. Rory was ready for every single one.

How many golfers can Rory McIlroy identify just by watching their swing silhouette? The results are quite impressive. He pulled Si Woo Kim out of nowhere, guessed Jordan Spieth correctly without even seeing the swing, and somehow identified LeBron James—despite the NBA star's rare golf appearances. And let's not forget Charles Barkley's famously awkward swing, which McIlroy nailed instantly.

Some PGA Tour swings are distinctive, like Jon Rahm, Cameron Young, Scottie Scheffler, and Bryson DeChambeau. Even casual fans could spot those. But Michael Block? McIlroy only played with him at the PGA Championship a few years ago, when Block hit a hole-in-one alongside him. That's likely the only time he's seen Block swing a club—yet he still recognized it.

So, let's see this challenge pitted against John Wall naming where NBA players went to college. Who misses first? For now, Rory McIlroy's swing-identification skills might just be his most jaw-dropping talent yet.