See how Moe Norman held the golf club – Grip analysis video – Single plane setup

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In this video you can see exactly how Moe Norman held the golf club. What many people call his grip.

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14 thoughts on “See how Moe Norman held the golf club – Grip analysis video – Single plane setup

  1. I played this way for years and then tried to switch two years ago but I am
    back in the fold again. Shooting in the mid to high 70s on a 6200 yard
    course in Chandler AZ. I am 65 and I have a problem with my neck. Going
    back to the swing helped me take some pressure off my neck and surprisingly
    I am hitting the all longer. I was 10 yards short of the green on a short
    290 yard green here yesterday. I like the way you teach the swing on your
    vids versus the tapes I have purchased in the past from another guy who
    knew Moe Norman. I also own the Natural golf tapes and the book they
    published a number of years ago. Just wanted to say I appreciate what you
    are doing.

  2. I am puzzled about where the face of the club should point in the address
    position, since the club is 6-12 inches to the right of the ball. Should
    Is the face open slightly, or should it be square to the target line?
    Also, in the videos, it appears to me that Moe addresses the ball slightly
    toward the heel of his club. Is this true? 

  3. I tried this style grip for 12-years but recently switched to the
    “separated” hand grip that Moe changed to in 1992 and used for the next
    22-years until he died in 2004. He said the revised grip was “better” and I
    agree. He also said, I believe in another of your videos that he got his
    “revised” swing from Manuel de la Torre and I also think he mentioned
    Edward Jones. His swing changed a lot from 1966 to 1992 and beyond in terms
    of grip, footwork, etc….You do make good quality videos, thank you….

  4. I am confused. In the Dec 2013 video, Moe uses a palm, non-overlapping
    grip. He says overlap is bad. In this video, he uses an overlap. Can you
    explain this, please?

  5. Great stuff kurt…………….i wocnder if i might ask for you to do a
    super slo motion of MOES hands only on the takeaway……………thanks

  6. I have been practicing the single plane swing and i have been connecting
    the golf ball very consistence but I do need some help with the right leg
    movement. 

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