How Consistency Changes Golf Experiences - Todd Graves
Todd Graves explains how the Single Plane golf swing creates consistency by simplifying the club's motion. By aligning the club on its intended plane at address and maintaining that path throughout the swing, golfers can eliminate unnecessary body movements and reliably hit fairways and greens.
Align the golf club on its natural design plane at address to simplify the swing.
Keep the club on the same plane during both the backswing and the downswing.
Eliminate the 'upward movement' common in conventional swings by matching the address and impact planes.
Consistency in golf comes from a repeatable, 'boring' motion that minimizes misses.
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