Single Plane (axis) Golf Swing Demo – best online golf instruction – easy to learn

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Kirk Junge was a Natural Golf certified instructor from 1998 to 2007, and was responsible for answering over 3000 customer questions in the company's website forum. He is also familiar with many other single plane (single axis) golf swing systems including IMA golf, Big Grip Golf (BGG golf), and the Heard Super Swing (HSS Golf) He also invented the Minimalist Single Plane Golf swing, which is similar to the Stack and Tilt golf swing with a Single Plane setup.

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49 thoughts on “Single Plane (axis) Golf Swing Demo – best online golf instruction – easy to learn

  1. Worked on this swing for months with a little success, gave in and took a
    lesson from a “Graves” academy instructor, Have improved 100% with the
    swing after that lesson….for me I had to think arms swing to make it
    work, now I hit some amazingly straight shots, I was way off trying to
    make it a body swing. 

  2. I’ve been practicing with this grip, and it works a treat, I have never hit
    consistent straight shots before. When I first tried this I felt like I was
    holding the club face closed, but that was just a feeling, thanks for
    explaining this better. One question tho, in the videos of Moe Norman, at
    address the ball is virtually level with his left toe and his stance was
    also wider. His lower body I also noticed wasn’t as active, what I mean is
    his right knee wasn’t supposed to touch the left knee.

  3. Does a single plane swing require a change in lie angle? Can you hit fades
    and draws with a single plane swing? Do you lose distance using the single
    plane swing?

  4. Kirk,
    This swing has done wonders for lowering my score. However, I get stuck
    with drawing the ball left even if my hands go towards the target. I’ll go
    back to the range and work it out, but I’d love to know WHY it’s occurring
    every once in a while with this single plane swing. It’s such a simple
    swing, so what am I doing on those rare occasions. It happens more with my
    driver and longer woods. 

  5. Hi Kirk, great analogy on Mo Normans swing! This method will work on bunker
    and chip shots as well? You have a video on those aspects of the game with
    that swing or similar? I’m always looking to improve on my short game.

  6. Recently came across your website and was really impressed by your method.
    I’ve been playing far too long and have, over the years, developed an
    extremly long, gangly swing with a bent left arm plus a reverse pivot. This
    has, no doubt, contributed to all manner of awful shots not to mention
    lower back issues. I’m just about to go and practice some of your drills
    but am slightly confused as to the difference between the single axis/ one
    plane method. Or are they, in fact, more or less the same?
    Regards
    Robin Woolf

  7. I don’t know how people can say who is the best ball striker. I mean, what
    scientific evidence exists that Moe Norman strikes the ball better than any
    other golfer. Just people’s opinions. Not science, therefore not fact. I am
    not saying Moe wasn’t great, what I am saying is that there is no
    scientific evidence that I am aware of that proves that he strikes the ball
    better than anyone on the planet.

  8. Hi Kirk. Great information. Thanks for sharing. I’m hitting with this swing
    nicely, but about 2 clubs shorter than I’m used to hitting, except for the
    driver which is going pretty far and straight. I do have a problem that is
    keeping my consistency down: HOW DO I INITIATE THIS SWING, or I should say
    how do you initiate this swing? Shoulder turn? Hands moving the
    hands-shoulder arm unit? Aaaaarrrrgggghhhh!
    Thanks-Mitch

  9. This is great information. Can you please tell me what is the angle of the
    club and your arms create with reference to the body as you address the
    ball? Is there a particular angle to have i.e. 45 to 49 degrees… thank
    you in advance for the response.

  10. Wow!!! I tried this at the range and was quite impressed. Irons were a
    dream, straight and long. Driver was better than normal but still had
    slice, 

  11. I notice that your left hand is not at the end of the club..aka..”choked”
    up a bit..does this make you stand closer to the ball and I find it is
    easier to hit..especially on driver and fairway woods..

  12. Probably the best example of a single plane swing I’ve seen but there
    again, you are a tall man are you not? I cannot imagine a short man hitting
    very well with this method (unless he uses shorter clubs and loses length).
    You get a lot of help from gravity and your swing is more up and down the
    “line” …. a short man would have to “fight” gravity at the top and his
    impact would be on-line less time … and you know what that means?

  13. Thanks for the reply. I am 40 now and i don’t seam to be as flexible as i
    use to be. I need to do something to still get a proper swing going and i
    will surely study your video,s.I try to play at least twice a week but
    don’t have much time to practice. I think i should turn one of the two golf
    games a week into a practice session. Regards.
    Paul

  14. Your videos may have saved my game. I’ve been following the moe Norman
    swing for years. Started with natural golf, then graves, then I bought a
    book from some guy in canada who swings like him. But it seems your videos
    have me on the right track. This whole time I’ve been obsessed with grip
    size and building them up, getting my clubs as heavy as possible, etc.
    Thank you. 

  15. Kirk, thank you for the great videos, i really like the Moe Norman swing.
    The first time that i have try this it went perfect. Now i hit the balls to
    the left with a lot of spin on it, sometimes the balls are going like an
    boomerang, they come back. It look like trick shots lol. I try to swing
    more from in to out, change my grip from weak to strong on all different
    ways neutral, weak, pointing to the right by the start of the swing but the
    balls still making an U turn.
    Till now nothing helps, do you have any idea? Thanks, Robert.

  16. Working the ball is no problem at all. It is actually easier then with
    conventional golf. Most people gain distance with single plane swing as
    they make better more consistent contact.

  17. You are welcome. If you need more help then visit my website in the
    description above. There are helpful drills there as well. You can try it
    for 14 days for free.

  18. Hi John, Yes, using the body properly and passive hands will enable the
    straight shots. Moe had an advantage in that he was left handed, so he
    would never hit with his right arm as most amateurs do. The early release
    with the Single Plane setup makes people hook the ball, Still better then
    slicing, but to get it right you need to follow the drills on my website
    listed under the video in the description. Setup and drill 1 are free,
    otherwise there is a 14 day free trial where you get all drills

  19. Kirk…you posted moe’s private demo. In that he talks about narrower
    stance than before, also he says he isn’t using his hands, also he says he
    swings the whole club now. Could you explain better what he was talking
    about with his latest swing? Also appeared he was not using an overlapping
    grip.

  20. While you have access to single plane, minimalist single plane, and
    conventional golf, it is understood that a person will only use one of
    those methods. The drills are very helpful regardless of which method you
    choose, and they are specific to the method you choose. You can try for 14
    days for free.

  21. If you look at many of the the top pros they also do not go all the way
    around on the through swing. Some do, and some do not. If you look at some
    of the videos that I have posted of Moe Norman then you will also see that
    he does not go through so far. If your impact position and contact with the
    ball is good then you will be in good shape.

  22. when I have tried single plane the club has not sit the same on the ground.
    Do I need to change the lie of the club to swing on single plane way?
    because I contact with the toe of the club first and open the club face.

  23. Thanks for the ultra quick response. I’ve just been walking the dog up on
    the course in howling wind and rain (we’re in Wales Lol) and trying the
    body release – but again with the 54 wedge and I can do it OK. Will visit
    your website for sure. I’m 64 and play off 8 but the wild long game is
    killing my scoring. I’ve tried everything (literally) but this could be it!
    Thanks again! John

  24. Hi Kirk – Saw on of your vids yesterday and had a go this morning with the
    54 wedge. Great – but had to keep the ball way back in the stance or R hand
    wants to turn over badly. I know I’ll hook it with the longer clubs which
    is why I’ve given up the moe type swing in the past. Now I see this vid and
    note that you advocate a body release action. Is the body release the key
    to avoiding the hooks with the R hand so far underneath the club? Thanks
    John

  25. Moe powered his golf swing with his body. Letting the right hand ride is
    very good advice for any golf swing. The overlapping grip is important as
    it gets the hands closer together as they need to work together and not
    against each other.

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