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Moe Norman made the golf swing repeatable by removing the extra moving parts. Instead of forcing the body to recover from a complicated two-plane setup, the single plane swing starts closer to impact. Trail arm aligned. Club aligned. Body tilted. Hands positioned. Less compensation. Less timing. More repeatable impact.... show more

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Struggling with your golf swing for years? The problem may not be your effort. It may be the setup. Most golfers are taught a complicated swing starting with an unnatural address position. Moe Norman simplified it with the single plane swing. By lifting the arms, tilting the body, and setting the club on plane at address, the swing becomes more natural, repeatable, and easier to return to impact. Less manipulation. Less moving parts. More consistency. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #GolfTips #GolfSwing #ToddGraves

Struggling with your golf swing for years? The problem may not be your effort. It may be the setup. Most golfers are taught a complicated swing starting with an unnatural address position. Moe Norman simplified it with the single plane swing. By lifting the arms, tilting the body, and setting the club on plane at address, the swing becomes more natural, repeatable, and easier to return to impact. Less manipulation. Less moving parts. More consistency. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #GolfTips #GolfSwing #ToddGraves

Todd Graves

35,861 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Moe Norman discovered a more natural way to swing a golf club, one that used the human body efficiently to produce power, accuracy, and consistency. His Single Plane Golf Swing starts the club on the same plane as impact, simplifying the motion and reducing unnecessary movement. The result is a swing that's easier on the body and easier to repeat. Get a copy of my new book by visiting my website. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #ToddGraves

Moe Norman discovered a more natural way to swing a golf club, one that used the human body efficiently to produce power, accuracy, and consistency. His Single Plane Golf Swing starts the club on the same plane as impact, simplifying the motion and reducing unnecessary movement. The result is a swing that's easier on the body and easier to repeat. Get a copy of my new book by visiting my website. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #ToddGraves

Todd Graves

104,285 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Most instructors missed that the golf swing is actually simple, and Moe Norman proved it every time he hit a ball. Moe understood the club is really just a 3-foot hammer—weight on the end of a stick. While most golfers set up with their arms disconnected, Moe lined the club up with his arms, creating one straight line. That’s the beauty of the Single Plane Swing. Take it back… bring it straight back down. No wasted motion. No extra moving parts. Just simple, natural, and repeatable. Moe figured out the most natural way for the human body to strike a golf ball. #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfTips #BallStriking #ToddGraves

Most instructors missed that the golf swing is actually simple, and Moe Norman proved it every time he hit a ball. Moe understood the club is really just a 3-foot hammer—weight on the end of a stick. While most golfers set up with their arms disconnected, Moe lined the club up with his arms, creating one straight line. That’s the beauty of the Single Plane Swing. Take it back… bring it straight back down. No wasted motion. No extra moving parts. Just simple, natural, and repeatable. Moe figured out the most natural way for the human body to strike a golf ball. #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfTips #BallStriking #ToddGraves

Todd Graves

86,777 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Most golfers place the club right behind the ball and never question it. Moe Norman did the opposite. By setting the club behind the ball, he effectively started part of the backswing before the swing even began. That meant less movement, fewer moving parts, and an easier path back to impact. The goal wasn't to create a unique look. The goal was to eliminate unnecessary motion. Less motion = less timing. Less timing = more consistency. That's why Moe built simplicity into the swing before he ever took the club back. 👉 #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #BallStriking

Most golfers place the club right behind the ball and never question it. Moe Norman did the opposite. By setting the club behind the ball, he effectively started part of the backswing before the swing even began. That meant less movement, fewer moving parts, and an easier path back to impact. The goal wasn't to create a unique look. The goal was to eliminate unnecessary motion. Less motion = less timing. Less timing = more consistency. That's why Moe built simplicity into the swing before he ever took the club back. 👉 #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #BallStriking

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If your golf swing doesn’t feel natural, you may be making it too complicated. Think about skipping a rock. Your body tilts, your arm moves naturally, and your motion flows toward the target. That same feeling should show up in your swing. Set up in a position that lets the club move back and through naturally, without forcing it. When the swing feels like skipping a rock, the club starts moving on plane with less effort and fewer moving parts. Simplify the motion. Let it feel natural. #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #GolfTips #BallStriking #ToddGraves

If your golf swing doesn’t feel natural, you may be making it too complicated. Think about skipping a rock. Your body tilts, your arm moves naturally, and your motion flows toward the target. That same feeling should show up in your swing. Set up in a position that lets the club move back and through naturally, without forcing it. When the swing feels like skipping a rock, the club starts moving on plane with less effort and fewer moving parts. Simplify the motion. Let it feel natural. #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #GolfTips #BallStriking #ToddGraves

Todd Graves

38,675 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Tiger Woods once said only two golfers truly owned their swings: Ben Hogan and Moe Norman. Why? Because owning your swing means you don't have to rely on perfect timing. You return the club to impact the same way, over and over again. Moe's approach was built around starting in a position that made impact easier to repeat. Fewer compensations. Fewer moving parts. More consistency. The best ball strikers don't chase positions during the swing. They build a setup that makes the right positions happen naturally. 👉 #TigerWoods #MoeNorman #BenHogan #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #BallStriking #GolfTips #GravesGolf #GolfInstruction #GolfLessons

Tiger Woods once said only two golfers truly owned their swings: Ben Hogan and Moe Norman. Why? Because owning your swing means you don't have to rely on perfect timing. You return the club to impact the same way, over and over again. Moe's approach was built around starting in a position that made impact easier to repeat. Fewer compensations. Fewer moving parts. More consistency. The best ball strikers don't chase positions during the swing. They build a setup that makes the right positions happen naturally. 👉 #TigerWoods #MoeNorman #BenHogan #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #BallStriking #GolfTips #GravesGolf #GolfInstruction #GolfLessons

Todd Graves

15,745 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Practice year after year and still not getting better? That was me. I worked with top instructors, spent the money, put in the hours, and somehow got worse. The problem wasn’t effort. It was the system. The conventional swing puts you too close to the ball, arms hanging down, forcing your body to lift, spin, jump, and compensate just to make contact. The single plane swing changed everything. More space. Better alignment. Simpler motion. The club goes back and down on the same plane without fighting your body. Stop making golf harder than it has to be. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #GolfSwing #GolfTips #ToddGraves

Practice year after year and still not getting better? That was me. I worked with top instructors, spent the money, put in the hours, and somehow got worse. The problem wasn’t effort. It was the system. The conventional swing puts you too close to the ball, arms hanging down, forcing your body to lift, spin, jump, and compensate just to make contact. The single plane swing changed everything. More space. Better alignment. Simpler motion. The club goes back and down on the same plane without fighting your body. Stop making golf harder than it has to be. #SinglePlaneSwing #MoeNorman #GolfSwing #GolfTips #ToddGraves

Todd Graves

11,890 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

One of Moe Norman's greatest lessons was simple: Don't hit the ball, swing through it. Most golfers focus on impact. Moe focused on a smooth swing all the way to the finish. His right hand simply went along for the ride while the lead side controlled the motion. That simple approach helped him hit the ball straighter, more consistently, and with less effort. #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfTips #GolfSwing #TheIntelligentGolfSwing

One of Moe Norman's greatest lessons was simple: Don't hit the ball, swing through it. Most golfers focus on impact. Moe focused on a smooth swing all the way to the finish. His right hand simply went along for the ride while the lead side controlled the motion. That simple approach helped him hit the ball straighter, more consistently, and with less effort. #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfTips #GolfSwing #TheIntelligentGolfSwing

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This week, Nick Faldo shares one of his favorite setup drills for creating a fully loaded position and building a more powerful, repeatable golf swing. One of the key positions he focuses on is getting the trail arm loaded and ready to deliver the club efficiently through impact. That's exactly why the Pro-Slot Trainer is such a powerful training aid. It helps golfers feel the perfect 90-degree trail arm position, create a fully loaded backswing, and develop the sequencing needed for consistent ball striking. The Pro-Slot also encourages the club shaft to work into a strong position parallel to the ground before rotating through impact, helping golfers create more speed, better contact, and improved consistency.

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Most golfers think speed comes from swinging harder. Moe Norman proved it comes from releasing better. One of Moe's most overlooked moves happened after impact. As his lead arm naturally folded, it allowed the club to release without forcing it. No manipulation. No holding on. Just efficient motion. The result? ✅ More clubhead speed ✅ Better face control ✅ A freer, more natural finish Great ball striking isn't just about the backswing. The way you move through impact matters just as much. 👉 #MoeNorman #SinglePlaneSwing #GolfSwing #GolfTips #BallStriking #GolfInstruction #GravesGolf #GolfLesson #GolfTraining #GolfLife

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Todd Graves

39,424 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

What if the secret to hitting your driver straighter is actually LESS rotation? I’ve been exploring different ways to tame my driver, and one of the best results I’m seeing comes from keeping my trail foot planted through impact. Years ago, I made a video about Ben Hogan’s A-Frame swing, and I’ve found myself coming back to some of those same principles. By keeping my trail foot down longer, I limit how much my lower body can rotate through impact—and for me, that makes the motion feel simpler, more controlled, and much more repeatable. Sometimes the search for a better swing takes you right back to ideas you explored years ago. Follow along for more of my swing evolution, and go to to learn more about my instruction. Hit ’em long and hit ’em straight!

What if the secret to hitting your driver straighter is actually LESS rotation? I’ve been exploring different ways to tame my driver, and one of the best results I’m seeing comes from keeping my trail foot planted through impact. Years ago, I made a video about Ben Hogan’s A-Frame swing, and I’ve found myself coming back to some of those same principles. By keeping my trail foot down longer, I limit how much my lower body can rotate through impact—and for me, that makes the motion feel simpler, more controlled, and much more repeatable. Sometimes the search for a better swing takes you right back to ideas you explored years ago. Follow along for more of my swing evolution, and go to to learn more about my instruction. Hit ’em long and hit ’em straight!

ChristoGarciaGolf

58,005 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen

Do you want a simple way to play a low, medium & high shot around the greens? Here are 2 simple things you can do to change the flight👇🏼 🔹Low Shot - Back ball position, wide radius, feel like it’s more of a body pivot hitting the ball 🔹Mid Flight - Middle ball position, mid radius, feel some release through impact while pivoting the body 🔹High Shot - forward ball position, narrow radius, few as though the club head passes the hands through the impact area As always in golf, there are plenty of other ways to change flight around the greens… what are some other ways? Hope this helps 👊🏼

Do you want a simple way to play a low, medium & high shot around the greens? Here are 2 simple things you can do to change the flight👇🏼 🔹Low Shot - Back ball position, wide radius, feel like it’s more of a body pivot hitting the ball 🔹Mid Flight - Middle ball position, mid radius, feel some release through impact while pivoting the body 🔹High Shot - forward ball position, narrow radius, few as though the club head passes the hands through the impact area As always in golf, there are plenty of other ways to change flight around the greens… what are some other ways? Hope this helps 👊🏼

Ryan Mouque

86,608 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Justin Rose uses the feeling of skipping a rock to exaggerate an important power move in the golf swing, maintaining the bend in the trail arm before releasing through the ball. The Right Angle helps you train that same feeling, but with something extra: audible feedback. The clicks let you hear whether you're maintaining the proper arm position and width throughout the swing, helping you build better sequencing, create more power, and ultimately generate more distance. Instead of guessing if you're in the right position, hear it, feel it, and repeat it.

Justin Rose uses the feeling of skipping a rock to exaggerate an important power move in the golf swing, maintaining the bend in the trail arm before releasing through the ball. The Right Angle helps you train that same feeling, but with something extra: audible feedback. The clicks let you hear whether you're maintaining the proper arm position and width throughout the swing, helping you build better sequencing, create more power, and ultimately generate more distance. Instead of guessing if you're in the right position, hear it, feel it, and repeat it.

GolfTrainingAids.com

29,827 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

One of the best “classic” swing styles you’ll ever see. Geometry, sync and efficiency are pretty perfect. Many of my ideals in it. None of this contrived, complicated match-up stuff that many are throwing into the game. Club works up simply (not too much arm depth), lead wrist slightly flexed, trail side and arm plane shallow in transition, body opens and sidebends at impact. All in a second with very little thought. Stunning and a joy to watch and study. So much great footage coming to my Youtube on this.

One of the best “classic” swing styles you’ll ever see. Geometry, sync and efficiency are pretty perfect. Many of my ideals in it. None of this contrived, complicated match-up stuff that many are throwing into the game. Club works up simply (not too much arm depth), lead wrist slightly flexed, trail side and arm plane shallow in transition, body opens and sidebends at impact. All in a second with very little thought. Stunning and a joy to watch and study. So much great footage coming to my Youtube on this.

JonathanYarwood

491,259 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

INFIELDER TIPS: Work from the ground up. Field the ball out front by reaching out, then softening your elbows. A simple rule: You should always be able to see the ball AND your glove in the same view. After the catch, bring the ball back to the center of your chest with your elbows out. That puts you in a strong position to transition and throw with a repeatable arm stroke. And don’t become a two-hand robot. Practice using one hand, especially on balls outside the framework of your body. Your glove hand needs freedom to work.

INFIELDER TIPS: Work from the ground up. Field the ball out front by reaching out, then softening your elbows. A simple rule: You should always be able to see the ball AND your glove in the same view. After the catch, bring the ball back to the center of your chest with your elbows out. That puts you in a strong position to transition and throw with a repeatable arm stroke. And don’t become a two-hand robot. Practice using one hand, especially on balls outside the framework of your body. Your glove hand needs freedom to work.

Matt Antonelli

17,925 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Try to comprehend these Trackman numbers: 165 MPH Swing Speed 246 MPH Ball Speed Long drive pro Seb Twadell is insane. Watch it once, then again focusing on his lead foot at impact . 🤯 Then watch again focusing on his trail arm in the backswing. 🤯 Then again on the club shaft and face. 🤯 Truly insane things the human body can do when pushed hard enough!

Try to comprehend these Trackman numbers: 165 MPH Swing Speed 246 MPH Ball Speed Long drive pro Seb Twadell is insane. Watch it once, then again focusing on his lead foot at impact . 🤯 Then watch again focusing on his trail arm in the backswing. 🤯 Then again on the club shaft and face. 🤯 Truly insane things the human body can do when pushed hard enough!

Rick Golfs

6,613,242 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Swing ON PLANE if you want more Straight Shots Josh had more planes than Heathrow! So, we simplified his take away with the help of an alignment stick as feedback How you start the swing will influence the rest: Josh would whip it inside and then up high making it very difficult to pivot the body well and deliver the club from a good place. We got Josh to stop at waist height as a check point and then feel a good pivot to the top where his arms were a little flatter. The result in the downswing was a much shallower approach leading to better turf interation and a more predictable straighter ball flight. #golf #golftips

Swing ON PLANE if you want more Straight Shots Josh had more planes than Heathrow! So, we simplified his take away with the help of an alignment stick as feedback How you start the swing will influence the rest: Josh would whip it inside and then up high making it very difficult to pivot the body well and deliver the club from a good place. We got Josh to stop at waist height as a check point and then feel a good pivot to the top where his arms were a little flatter. The result in the downswing was a much shallower approach leading to better turf interation and a more predictable straighter ball flight. #golf #golftips

Me and My Golf

107,946 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Bruce Lietzke proved that you don’t have to swing like everyone else to play world-class golf. He led the PGA Tour in total driving an incredible nine times, ranked among the best in Greens in Regulation, and was famously one of the Tour’s least enthusiastic practicers! I believe much of his consistency came from his reliable, over-the-top golf swing. It repeated under pressure, produced exceptional ball striking, and allowed him to trust his motion without spending endless hours on the range. That’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from studying the great classic swingers: a repeatable OTT swing will always outperform a complicated one. If you’d like to learn why this motion has worked for players like Bruce Lietzke and how you can incorporate these principles into your own game, join me for my FREE Classic Golf Swing Webinar this Tuesday at 7:00 PM CT. I’ll share a registration link in the first comment!

Bruce Lietzke proved that you don’t have to swing like everyone else to play world-class golf. He led the PGA Tour in total driving an incredible nine times, ranked among the best in Greens in Regulation, and was famously one of the Tour’s least enthusiastic practicers! I believe much of his consistency came from his reliable, over-the-top golf swing. It repeated under pressure, produced exceptional ball striking, and allowed him to trust his motion without spending endless hours on the range. That’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from studying the great classic swingers: a repeatable OTT swing will always outperform a complicated one. If you’d like to learn why this motion has worked for players like Bruce Lietzke and how you can incorporate these principles into your own game, join me for my FREE Classic Golf Swing Webinar this Tuesday at 7:00 PM CT. I’ll share a registration link in the first comment!

ChristoGarciaGolf

36,413 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten