Moe Norman’s Golf Swing in 4K: Brake Your Swing
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You need the ability to rotate, bend and sidebend to produce motion in the body. But motion isn't enough. Being able to stop or "Brake" your motion is the key to power and speed.
In this video you can watch Moe Norman swing the golf club in 4K upscaled video from Jim Suttie. He discusses his swing and what he does to be the greatest ballstriker to ever play the game.
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. - กีฬา
To find out more about the Single Plane Swing, I have created a "Single Plane Pocket coach" that you can take to the range, or course, and learn the fundamentals of the swing. Find out more about the Pocket Coach here: SwingPocketGuide.com
What was Moe like with a putter? To shoot the kind of scores he did, his overall game performance had to have a pretty fantastic short game. He was born to be a golfing icon. Have never seen anyone master golf but he was as close as was possible. Amazing. 8:55P
The more I watch this guy the more I appreciate what he brought to the game. Moe is awesome!
Awesome to see all these videos but gee I wish I could have seen him when he was alive . My golf hero .
This is the clearest video of Moe doing his amazing swings. Thanks for sharing.
I tried to mimic Moe’s swing back in the late 90s, and for a while I was hitting the ball pretty good, then all of a sudden it became inconsistent, I obviously was doing something wrong, but I really liked how it felt when it was working for me, I’m going to give it another try now with your help.
In my opinion Moe Norman is still the best ball striker ever. Thank you for the amazing content.
Todd, another great video, never get tired of watching Moe.
Hi Todd, my mate Mike who’s a PGA pro said to me during a round that he thought I was a bit “Top heavy”. I’m 6’2” but my inside leg measurement is barely 30” so I’ve got a very long body. He gave me your book on the single plane and asked me to pay particular attention to the stability / wide stance aspect of the book.
After reading your book I thought to myself that there’s no point in just adopting one element of your (Moe’s) model. I’m so happy I’ve taken on board your teachings as it’s opened up a world of really enjoyable golf for me. Thank you.
Thanks!
So much phenomenal information in there. If only I could implant it to my brain and stick it🤣🤣
Had great success with new swing. Played nine, hit every drive straight except 1. Didn't hit one five iron shot well, but other than that, hit everything straight. Would have shot 2 under if I could made some puts. Missed a 5ft birdie on last hole. Had 2 birdies, 2 bogies, on which one was a 3 putt. I felt like I was in dream land. I was having slicing issues before. I realized I was leaning forward on down swing. When I figured it out, it totally improved everything.
The shot tracer put his ball flight into perspective. That was fantastic. Earned a sub for the hard work and creativity.
Todd thanks for such a great video! It''s so great to see the tracer and more importantly to hear Moe's comments and insights about his swing. Thanks to Dr Jim for sharing, too.
Thanks for this. I could watch him swing all day. I have shown people, who don't even play golf, Moe swinging in your videos, and they want to see more. "Who is this guy?", they ask. Just amazing. "Show me more." Brilliant.
Awesome Lesson, thanks.
Moe is informative but in a esoteric way. I find I have better understanding adhering to Todd's instruction because I get much better results.
Todd, really loving the videos, great content.
Thanks.
Moe seems to have been a very genuine and quite a character. Cant believe I only just heard of him a few yrs back when i started playing around the time of this video (91ish)
Loving the 4k w shot tracer
Thanks.
Quelle jolie technique de Monsieur Moe Normam ! que j'utilise depuis peu et c'est vraiment incroyable !
I have nothing but respect and admiration for the late Moe Norman. For me, the interesting thing about his swing is that the way it feels to him is not way he's actually swinging. The positions he describes getting himself into don't match up with his real swing (except that follow through to his finish position.) He was definitely a feel player. If I worked hard enough I might be able to get some of his basics, but I'd never be able to match his commentary.
Thanks Todd !
YW.
Now, i dont know for sure of what hogan actually did but in his book with the shorter clubs he had the lead foot turned out and back from the ball line, on the longer clubs he had the back foot pulled back away from the ball line. Middle clubs were square and lead left foot was splayed. Now the shoulders were always square or parallel to the ball target line. Really good video ty
Moe never let his back swing pull him out of shape and he always ended the swing with the same high pose facing the target, very effective and easy to mimic for anybody that struggles with consistency and especially with back pain.Try it you won't be disappointed.
Can Moe hit a big draw or cut when he needs to? I’d love to see him work the ball. It’s funny cuz i naturally swing flat like Mo. “Flat back and attack” is my swing thought. always works. It doesn’t stop swing coaches from trying to get me more vertical tho. I think the most important thing to learn from Moe, is that it’s all about hitting the ball with the middle of the club consistently; naturally. That’s all that matters. Too many people get caught up in analysis paralysis these days, watching slow motion videos of their swings and such. All that does is give you sleepless nights. Thanks for all the Moe material, it’s a shame he isn’t referenced more in the modern game. Just feelings of greatness. 👍
Is mo self taught? Or did he have a coach to help him with his single plane?
Great work Tod, really keeping the moe norman spirit alive!
Moe was completely self taught - he never took a lesson in his life. True fact.
Appreciate the details you share. Moe is a great (maybe the greatest) ball striker, but what he explains doesn't always line up with what he does on his swing (feels vs real?) whereas, you break it down as clear as anyone I've seen do it.
Proper grip, correct address, inside takeaway (with leverage), side bend + rotation, then boom! It works.
I seem to automatically stabilize on to left knee with the side bend + rotation move.
Tiger woods recently said that when he played or is playing his best, he takes no or little grazing Divots just like Moe. Thanks Todd I am starting soon on MOE'S original Grip in the palm of left (not fingers) no Knuckles seen top of same hand with top left hand knuckles facing Target and with right hand baseball Grip slightly on Strong side. Moe also has said he pulls a bit more with left hand. Hmm. Anticipation is killing me LOL😂
Tiger was planing the club better at that time I’m sure. There is an ideal angle of club approaching the ball. Shallow divots = less ground reaction of the club head. Moe understood this.
Great video (again) but please clarify the BSSB, again () - if Moe says he sits (like he's on the toilet) in the backswing (???) where have I "lost" the buckle? Here I was thinking the BSSB is all on the downswing - how I got this confused I will not know
At 2:06 the video shows Moe using a Lynx bag. I was given a set of Lynx irons in 1973 (still have them). What irons did Moe play when you knew him?
Hi Todd love the content! Been a subscriber for awhile now and I can seriously watch Mo hit all day. At about the 13:38 mark he talks about how the right arm never rolls over the left and he kind of shows a hold of position. Does the appearance of a forearm roll come from rotation of the shoulders? This is where I think I am getting it wrong I have always associated "release" with a roll of the forearms right over left. Trying to figure out the best way to accomplish this without holding it off is there a video that details this?
Torso Rotates, Right arm extends. Because the torso rotates, he the arm just extends. Rotation is only seen from the camera (observer) not the person swinging the club.
So around the 3 min mark, you ask Moe about changing ball position with his wedges, is this something you recommend? I dont recall this in any previous videos, only adjusting the width of your stance. I clearly see Moe move the ball back about a ball to a ball and a half.
The ball position is still in the same position. just narrow stance. The person asking (Jim Suttie) asked the question.
Todd, as your wrists are sliding down the plane in your down swing,, do you visualize the club head path to a point past the ball?
I skip (throw) the club through the ball.
NOTHING, gives you an adrenaline rush like hitting flushed, online golf shots. It just does something to my soul when everything is going right.
It does feel great.
It seems to me there are great ball strikers and great scorers … and a combination of both .. I’m thinking a creative player like Seve .. or a course manager like Nicklaus and then a ball striker like Trevino or Moe it’s a different approach .. just an old weekend golfer opinion
Todd, In the side by side comparison Moe’s right hand is much more under the club than yours. Why is yours different since you copy the model. Which trail hand position do you recommend? Thanks
No, actually Meows right hand it is not more under the club. What you are most likely seeing is camera angle or that Moe places the club farther behind the ball. Here is what is important. The club aligns with the trail arm. (down the line view). The club aligns with the lead arm, face on view and The club face is on plane throughout the swing. These are the checkpoints for a perfect hand position. Tilt / before grip.
I'm having great results by doing just that. Right at address I have my right palm (trail hand) facing up to the sky and my left palm facing down to the ground, left knuckles and the club face facing parallel to the target line, hands ahead of the club head, forward shaft lean. Then on takeaway I keep all of that low and around back and low and around to impact. I even do that on chip shots and pitch shots. Give it a try and see if it works for you. By doing this at address my right shoulder automatically looks like Moe's at address, lower than the left shoulder, and I don't have to think about trying to remember to do that before a swing. On the chips shots this automatically puts my weight on the left leg, and I don't have to remember to do that. I'll never change this method, too many good results.
Thanks for your response!
I notice his wrists are firm - no flipping. My golf has suffered through out life because of incorrect wrist action in the takeaway.
How cone you don’t teach Moe's follow through?
Do you know what he's meaning when he says buckle, sit, slide, bump
Buckle (lead knee), Sit (lower body), Hips move forward (slide), Bump (trail hip rotates forward). All of this happens in one a series of motion in the transition between backswing, downswing and impact.
Great video. But the question in mind is if jacks swing was so bad why did he win 18 majors ? Don’t recall Moe winning a major.
Those swings aren’t bad - they’re just not simple. Moe personified simple.
Moe got outed from the pga tour, and went and collected 50 trophies and 17 hole in ones.
The pga missed out on him not the other way round.
Interesting how when he addresses the ball, instead of placing the club head right behind the ball, Moe places the club head about a foot or more behind the ball. That's something you NEVER see.
Who did he say called him pipeline Moe?
Ken Venturi.
"never go left as long as u live",,,,he eliminates the left side of course,,,,,,,he holds it off,,square.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,his right shoulder in line with right knee ,,,,at impact ,,,as hes going forward,,cant go left
. 2:36 .
"break the club with my chest and knees",,,,,,in other words he's level,,chest going down to ball as well as knees,,but is out,not "buttcheeks squeezed"
I’m waiting for Todd’s new book “How to Make Money off of dead people “
Well, if my fortunate relationship with Moe bothers you and you don't like my ability to build a business and development of a company based on what he taught me, you might want to stop listening to all of your radio stations that play Michael Jackson, Elvis, Sinatra, Johnny Cash...or any of the thousands of deceased musicians, or how about stop watching Movies too. lol.
Are you envious!
I need to learn this swing. I feel like swinging like this will add years to my game. It really seems like this is easier on your body.
It’s hard to tell his stance open or closed?