On Plane Golf Backswing Made Easy

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The secret of the pro tour golf swing is solid contact in the middle of the club-face consistently leading to longer straighter golf shots. In this video Lawrie Montague from www.golfconfidence.org shows you how to hit solid irons shots using by swinging your golf club on its correct swing plane, a principle found in every pro tour golf swing.

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rodderz57 says:

Thanks so much for this. I’ve been re-building my swing from scratch having
never had a single lesson and this video (combined with the downswing
lesson) has done wonders for me. Really simplified what initially felt
incredibly complicated and intimidating.

Warning to others using this video: I wouldn’t recommend practicing this
without marking out the plane line. I thought I had it nailed only to film
myself and see it was drifting way on top of the line!

zamzuri zakaria says:

good tips for play iron golf. tq Mr Golf

peter morriss says:

I never broke a 100 all last season, watched ur video, changed my grip and
hit the range twice and easily shot a 91 today (first time out). I can
see breaking into the 80s next time out. I was sticking my irons all day,
my friends couldnt believe it. Now I have to practice my hybrids and
driver 🙂 thank u!!

gmonkey808 says:

Hi Lawrie, Please explain how you would describe the ‘lift’ you talk about
at 2.44. Is this an arms and hand move or through continued shoulder
rotation? Are you ok to literally lift once you hit that point in the
swing?

Mike Hanns says:

I’ve had a problem lying off the club. Watched your video, spent about 10
minutes in my garage practicing, went to the range and employed the
concepts you talked about. Swing transformation in one hour. You made a
sometimes complicated move (backswing) easy to understand and perform.
Thank you!

Zombiehunter115 says:

Thanks for the video this might b the answer for my swing as I’m hitting
most of my drives left or I push them well right I knew I had a swing plane
problem and been trying to fix it, with no luck. 20 odd years ago I used a
pro-simmon wooden driver and hardly missed a fairway but with the new
drives had a lot problems being the shafts are longer and I lost my swing.
Now I might have found it again cheers 

Andrew Masset says:

Back to the range..another 120 swings…can’t wait…

Sam M says:

Great video, however as I see in the swing videos of PGA pros, the club
does NOT point to the target line once it moves above the chest. You can
check Tiger’s video can verify this. This amazon golf bestseller explains
it very well: Decoding the Golf Swing Plane.

Mike Colagrossi says:

Thank you for saving me $1000 dollars!!!! Huge I am a 6 handicap but have
trouble with laying off my backswing and get that over the top miss left
50% of the time. Very simple swing thought can’t wait to get to the range
today!!

cubing101 says:

This video helped sooo much and I thank you. My iron shots are making a
great contact and going far and either a small fade or draw. I also broke
my best on my course which is now a 78 on a par 64. Thank you for making
this video!

Liam G says:

Thank you so much for this tip. I am a 12 handicap but struggle mightily
with over the top. I can’t afford lessons but from your suggestion realize
that my back-swing has been my primary issue, I’m immediately off plane. I
cannot wait to try applying your lesson to the range this afternoon.

cubing101 says:

This video helped sooo much and I thank you. My iron shots are making a
great contact and going far and either a small fade or draw. I also broke
my best on my course which is now a 78 on a par 64. Thank you for making
this video!

Stan Wilson says:

Excellent process

Greg Harris says:

Your backswing and downswing videos have helped me hit the ball straighter
than I have ever hit the ball before. No doubt! Just to make sure that I
am following your setup correctly, should my rope be along the ball target
line or where my shaft is lined up with the ground (about 1 to 2 inches
inside the ball target line).

GolfNaples says:

Great video, very helpful. What starts the back swing, the hands?
shoulders? core? chest? feet? I have always heard that the golf swing
starts from the ground up, if you could shed a little more light on the
initial takeaway and how it starts I would appreciated it. 

hardcoremofo says:

Well I’m back from a years break. This is still my favorite drill to do.
Here’s my problem and I can’t figure it out. I’m having problem lining up
the club back at the 9 o’clock parallel to the target line. My clubhead
tends to go a lot inside at that waist high point on the way back. And I’m
completely stuck just like my clubhead haha. Either I’m hinging too early
or I’m just rotating my arms wrong; or overdoing both. What’s the easiest
way to set those wrists/hands/arms?

golfconfidencepro says:

My advice is that as your hands and pass your right knee the golf club can
start to move to the inside. The golf club-head will travel straight back
for about 12 inches before it starts to travel inwards. I hope that helps,
thanks for your question and taking the time to comment.

golfconfidencepro says:

Thank you for your comments. The contrived feeling is feedback that you are
trying to change your stroke pattern and being told not to. However all
levels of change from simple to complex require struggle before mastery.
The struggle is changing one habit for another. You have 2 choices; 1.
change your pattern and learn to cock your wrists on plane or 2. develop a
compensating downswing motion that is compatible with your current
back-swing motion. Both are acceptable but # 2. is easier to do.

golfconfidencepro says:

I’m very pleased that you have gained value from my video and that you are
playing better as a result. Thanks for sharing your success and I wish you
well with your game.

Solar Flare says:

Hey, great video! I have a question I would like to ask you, I recently
just started playing golf, about 5 months ago, and now in the last week iv
shot 2 rounds of 80, im 32 years old, would it be possible for me to get
down to scratch within the next 2 years?

golfconfidencepro says:

Really good to read that the video helped you with your game and I wish you
the best of luck with your golf and thanks for sharing your comments.

golfconfidencepro says:

I’m so pleased to read that the video has helped you to play better golf.
Keep up the great work and thanks for taking the time to share news of your
success.

TigerWoodsWorld says:

i swear i was topping and hitting fat shots with my 7I that went 25 yards
rolling on top on the ground now they are 150 yds+ IN THE AIR!!!! thanks u
were alot of help!!

golfconfidencepro says:

It is my pleasure. The best of luck to you and your game.

golfconfidencepro says:

Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos. I appreciate your feedback
and wish you success with your game.

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