Learn the One Swing, One Plane, One Result You Want
Todd Graves breaks down the Moe Norman Single Plane Swing, highlighting why conventional instruction often creates inconsistency. By aligning the club on the impact plane at address and utilizing the body's natural range of motion limits, Graves demonstrates how golfers can achieve a simpler, more repeatable strike.
The 'One Mistake' in golf is starting with low hands and having to lift the body to find the impact plane.
The Single Plane Swing aligns the club shaft with the lead arm at address, matching the position of impact.
Effective learning follows a specific progression: Address/Grip, then Positions, then Sequence, then Speed.
Correct body tilt and internal arm rotation create a 'braking system' that automatically squares the clubface.
Thumb position (medium length/extended) is critical for allowing proper radial deviation and a straight lead arm.
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