Top 5 Aspects of the Single Plane Golf Swing Address
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To master the Single Plane Golf Swing and simplify your game, you must have a perfect starting position. This includes the 5 most important fundamentals including:
1) Tilt
2) Arm Position
3) Hand Position
4) Ball Position
5) Lower Body Position
In this video, I discuss these aspects and more.
About the Single Plane Golf Swing
The Single Plane golf swing is not a quick fix golf technique. It is a system, beginning at address, that simplifies the most important moment of the golf swing - impact.
Starting at address on two planes where the arms hang straight down at address, the Conventional golf swing is complicated. Because the arms are hanging straight down, a conventional golfer must lift the body into impact creating stress on the back.
This upward movement to accommodate the two planes is unnecessary.
The Single Plane Golf swing simplifies the golf swing by eliminating the need for the upward movement by starting and impacting on the same plane.
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Just got back from playing 9 this morning. Last night I watched this video as a refresher, it was concise and to the point. It was just what I needed. For my first time out this season I was hitting the driver like never before, something just clicked for me. Each time I teed it up I repeated your 5 aspects and "BOOM"Was killing it!!! Thanks Todd for all you guys do. This quick tip video was excellent. I will watch it again and again.
I’m 79 single plain has helped me to enjoy my game do more about sr golf
The mechanics just makes sense....Thank you
Excellent reminder of the basics, Todd! I tend to grip before getting into my stance. I will try it your way!
Great explanation of the five key aspects. Simple and understandable, especially establishing the tilt before the grip
Todd another great video, as usual. Great content.
Awesome lesson! I really enjoy your videos and I'm learning a lot about achieving that feeling of greatness.
Merci encore et encore pour vos merveilleux conseils qui sont pour moi d’une grande efficacité, mon niveau de jeu est redevenu à un chiffre. Je vous souhaite le plus grand bonheur du monde pour votre implication d’aider les golfeurs à devenir des happy golfeurs.
Great video I have just ordered you book and waiting for delivery can not wait CHEERS
Aiming with club heel is magical for single plane swing. By the way I changed my grip after address instead grip first and have solid shot.
I'm just going to start to experiment with the Single Plane Swing. A few years back I suffered C3 & C4 disc compression and lost virtually all the co-ordination in my right side. I have since regained most of my strength but I just can't co-ordinate all of the old swing mechanics. Today I just tried hitting some balls into a net in the (somewhat) style of Moe. My observations of videos of him is that he sets up with the club face substantially behind the ball as opposed to right against it like conventional swings. My question is how far should I be setting up behind the ball for Driver/woods, irons & wedges?Same or incrementally less as the clubs shorten? Thanks for producing these videos. Very educational.
Hey Todd. I’ve been using the SPS now for a few months and I love it. I have two issues. 1) pulling shorter clubs left PW, 9 iron. 2) How high should your hands be at address with driver ? It’s seems to work better for me the higher I left them. Thanks keep up the good work Moe would be proud of you ❤
Been using Moe's swing for nigh on 12 months now here in the UK, how do I get the key element side bend at a consistent degree time after time after time? Thanks Todd for bringing the swing of Moe to the Globe!
Great stuff, Coach! I am in the coaching program, just had one of the coaches tell me to have my chest pointing at the ball to help get forward bend correct at address. This seems to be what I've been missing, and now that I'm looking for it in your videos it's all I see...chest pointing at the ball. Is this accurate with all shots?
I am a single plane golf, butt I’m still having problems fading the ball to the right is that because my club is not choir or my feet or not wide enough apart could you give me a little bit of input thank you but I’m enjoying the single plane swing I did have my first hole-in-one back in March
My biggest issue I noticed is my head on the downswing moves away from the ball and I lose posture and get inconsistent toe strikes. Any way to work on keeping the head position the same? I don't mind it going up and down a little but feels impossible to keep it from moving back and away from the ball