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Hi Kirk, loving the simplicity and the ease of your single plane method. I
am now 69 and have always had a very good degree of accuracy with the ball.
What I do find with this method is that my body now suffers less wear and
tear compared with my earlier 2 plane method. My carry has not lost any
distance and I can not think of an negatives other than it may look a
little less powerful lol! My one question is, does the fact that Moe always
set up with the club quite some distance behind the ball have any relevance
to the method or was this just a personal trait?
I switched from 2-plane to 1-plane. Definitely easier to hit and I am
having more fun which is my goal. I do have a few questions. Since the
hand position is higher off the ground it changes the lie angle of the
club. Should I go to a custom fitter to increase the lie angle so the
grooves of the club head is parallel to the ground? And now my other
question. One of my issues with the single plane swing is that since my
arms swing out now (instead of down) the centrifugal force causes my body
to lean forward. How do you compensate for this?
At 65, with a 16-handicap and chronic back problems, I’m ready to try
something new this spring. The single-plane swing just might restore energy
for the game that has waned the past year or two. Took my first couple
swings yesterday and, from the set up through the follow-through, the new
(for me) swing felt like I was trying to learn Russian.
Think I can get my local teaching professional to assist in teaching the
one-plane swing? The Moe Norman approach would be all new for me, and
perhaps to my PGA teacher as well.
Okay, Kirk how and where do I learn this swing of yours?
This vidoe explains well why i have back pain after 14 years golfing. But
my bro doesn’t. I’m 40; he’s 56. I used to laugh at him for his ” FISHING
STYLE” setup.
my buddy has a single plane golf swing.. more vertical than this one..
kinda like bubba watson.. drives the ball over 300 and he is 5 8 and weighs
180.
I would agree that Moe was a great player but to put him in the same
category as Ben Hogan is pushing it I think. And half the reason that Moe
hit the ball so straight is due to his lack of distance. The modern swing
actually does promote getting the club back to the original hand position.
Alex Noren is a great example of it.
The idea that the one plane swing is better or simpler than the 2 plane
swing is ridiculous. It is even more ridiculous that you are comparing your
swing to Tiger Woods. Further more, the position of your hands at address
is unimportant. It looks unnatural and tense. A real one plane swing is one
with an identical backswing plane to the downswing plane. The lower your
hands are through the ball the better as it reduces the extent to which
your hands can turn over
40 years the student. I know that in a conventional 2 plane swing the down
swing is steeper and is so solid that the compression feels so pure that
the ball feels like a marshmellow. This film demonstrates that better
than any film I’ve ever seen. If you want to use the 2 plane swing you have
just discovered the how 2 of it, here. However and this important, this
film demonstrates the similar geometry at impact. Moe a had a magnificent
and much easier swing. It is not as pretty as a 2 plane swing but its
simplicity makes it a superior swing to Hogan or Woods. This film as short
as it is is the best I have ever seen. I was very lucky to have run across
it. Many thanks.
Could you point out some of the differences and some of the similarities
between the one plane and the stack and tilt ? Thanks
Ben Hogan is one of the best if not the best ball striker of all time.
Check out his hands. And if it’s such a good swing then why doesn’t anybody
on tour use that method?
what is your grip? it looks more moe than conventional.