Reverse Engineer the Single Plane Swing
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Have you ever considered engineering the golf swing backward from the most important moment of the golf swing - Impact. This would be considered reverse engineering the swing.
This is exactly why the Single Plane Golf Swing is easier because the positions of the SPS are the perfect positions to achieve impact perfectly - with the least amount of rotation and movement.
About the Single Plane Golf Swing
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. - กีฬา
To start learning the Single Plane golf swing, I produced a pocket guide that you can take to the golf course or the range. You can pick up a pocket guide here: SwingPocketGuide.com.
Hey Todd, I want to learn this swing. Where should I start.
@@jasonjohnson9447 Fastest way is to join our coaching programs. Email me at toddg@gravesgolf.com and I can get you started.
@@ToddGravesGolf Hi Todd I’m coming back to playing the game after a 25 year lay off. I used to be a 3 handicap but I’m having a hard time swinging like I used to due to getting older and less time to practice. Would you recommend trying to learn the single plane swing for consistency and longevity in being able to play and also what type of irons do you recommend, my old blades are not the clubs for me I’m sure lol.
Thanks
Scott
This video holds the key to golf riches! You will have to study Todd’s other videos first but in this video, the golden key is findable. Thanks Todd. Buy his book too! So grateful to you for continuing Mr. Norman’s genius.
Todd I'm so sorry to hear about your Father. I know from following your videos and Graves golf that you thought the world of him. Thinking of you at this difficult time. I'm sure he was extremely proud of you. Kind regards, Tim
Thank you Tim. My Dad was an incredible human being. So grateful to have him as a father. I really appreciate your thoughts.
Went from an 18 to a 4 hcp Thanks to Todd and Moe. The “feeling of greatness”.
Here's a day #1 progress report. I've watched a bunch of your vids on the Moe Nelson single-plane style. Went to the range today. Hit a large bucket of balls using only a 5-iron. Every shot was straight except 3. Sure I was thick or thin on contact much of the time but the point is the ball went toward the target. Hope is wasn't a fluke. To be continued...
Top notch detailed video
You keep getting more detailed and more detailed, crazy awesome.
Video suggestion - Make a video showing what hands/arms do with no body rotation during a golf swing.
Been following your videos. Working on the pieces. Working the K.I.S.S principal for the single plane swing. Made a lot of progress June to present.
Tilt first, back arm limit rotation. Those are key.
Very good step by step breaking down and into that single plane swing. Consistency through repeat swings and ball contacts in practice. Then get into when swing is more comfortable, increase speed coming back down off the slow back takeaway.
Nice!
must be a lot of fun to be able to hit the ball like Todd does. thanks for the video.
Absolutely. Side bend is crucial. The difference between a fat or thin strike or a pure strike.
I think I’m a great candidate to adopt this swing concept. I have always struggled because of the difference between set up and impact. Makes zero sense to me that we would get set up and aimed in an address position but then not strive to get back to that position at impact. I always set up much more like you are showing us here. My problem is that I’m similar but I’ve been still addressing my ball with my club head up at the ball, either directly behind or off the toe.
I’ve been struggling with consistency like crazy the past year or so, and I shank my wedges out of no where.
I played TN National on Friday and dropped an eagle on a par 4 from a fairway bunker 82 yards out, but still shot a 90 from the whites. I’m a 9 handicap, 6.3 was my lowest a little over a year ago.
A month ago I was 1 under at the turn then walked off the 17th tee and went home because I was 14 over by that point. (I was playing by myself, didn’t leave a group).
Where on the straight stick is the magnet oriented on the shaft, to hold the magnet ring that releases to give you the click.
That magnet must need a very specific alignment on the shaft for the SS to work properly. Where do you recommend it to be?
Hey Todd! I found your videos on TH-cam and I am really excited about starting this. I am in good shape physically, good weigh, etc….But I just turned 67. Is it too late to teach an old dog new tricks after 40 years of trying to figure this game out? I am laid up right now with a left shoulder injury (from golf😀) but looking forward to working on this during winter. BTW….I bought your book and can’t put it down!!! Thanks for your thoughts and advice. I am a subscriber and watch your videos every day!
Allan. Thanks for your interest in the Single Plane Swing and all that I teach. Your questions is understandable - "Can I make the change and how long will it take?" I have found the answer to reflect a quote from Peter Drucker, who said, “What gets measured gets improved.” So the answer comes down to a question, "Will you practice correctly?". That is why I developed the M-O-M process which stands for Model, Order, Measure. Matching the Single Plane Model, Practicing in the correct Order (based on the most important thing) and Measuring your result. This is the foundation of the Single Plane Academy.
Thanks Todd. I will finish your book and keep watching your videos. Hopefully by next summer I can go to the course and shock all of my golfing buddies. Keep you posted !!!!
I live in Pittsburgh and I do not know of one instructor teaching this☹️. If I were closer I would be coming to your school
The perfect impact position is a little different with wedges, in sand, in deep rough, irons, hybrids, fairway drivers and driver.
A lot of that correction comes from where you position the ball at address, from forward with driver to further back with wedges.
Impact Position is the same. Ball position moves with the stance width. Other than driver ball is 5” inside lead heel
You mention 30° of torso rotation. Are the shoulders still square to the target at impact? Or are they slightly open? Or do they match the torso?
Torso is open - shoulders / front of arms is completely different
Does keeping this face Square longer increase the smash Factor?
Not for a single shot but perhaps on average over many shots if you factor in mishits vs someone else with a greater reliance on timing.
If you measure the distance from your toes to the trainer are they the same distance? Looks like you lead foot is a little farther.
The Alignment trainer is not UNIFORM, in other words, it is smaller at the front side of the trainer and larger in the back to allow for the radius of the swing relative to club length and ball position.
@@ToddGravesGolf so the at impact the stance would be slightly closed
@@NG-tz8wo depends on the club you are hitting.
@@ToddGravesGolf understood
Moe hit a 1000 balls a day. Did the same swing and practiced a single club everyday, all the time. Repeated stroke over and over again a thousand times. Anyone who does that should be able to repeat their good swing every time.
Anyone who develops a skill practiced all the time to master their skill. Moe was no exception. Here is the question you might find more reasonable to ask. What did Moe discover after thousands of hours of practice? What if you copied him? Maybe that would be a shortcut.
He didn’t have the tools we have today.
My best strikes are when my hands are a little bit farther ahead of the club face than a straight line.