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Ben Hogan's golf swing plane has been talked about a lot with the famous “pane of glass” drawing. Many golfers don't realize Hogan shifted his plane on the downswing! It's a crucial part of the Hogan swing.
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2:16 – 6:48 Thanks for the new (new to me) footage! Forgive me but I turned the sound off. It's religion you know. Thanks Cristo. Cali cool!
i never get tired of watching him. i actually saw a vid on utube that claimed he was not very long. good grief!!!
at 6:23 it looks like he's turning himself literally inside out. How do you get this position? I think its phenomenal but I cant get there.
Christo, I love it when you cover the nuances of Hogan's swing – I also find it very informative when you get other golfers' opinions on what they have learned about their swings – it helps all of us understand more about what is the essence of a sound golf swing.
Lateral Side Bend drops the trail shoulder and allows the right elbow to get that low
there is no plane
At 6.23 you can actually see the shoulder goes under.
He actually swung below the ball-shoulder-left arm pane of glass which he said, in his book, was permissible and that pane of glass depended on the players physique. By placing a point about 4ft to right of the ball, a line can be drawn from that point to the shoulder-left arm for a modified pane of glass, which Ben Hogan did swing on.
This is the area I need to focus on. I wish there was some machine I could workout on that would mimic that right shoulder that tuck under and right elbow tucked in close.
@christo … Thanks for discussing something so important …. When I let my right shoulder go downplane during transition I almost feel like I am falling backwards in contrast to throwing the right shoulder out to the target line … Is that a reasonable "feel"?
Are you still bending your irons flat? How many degrees flat?
Have you ever heard Hank Haney say Hogan could have titled his book, "How not to hook a golf ball"?