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Hi Robert, I'm emailing you this afternoon but it seems like you may not have seen the support emails we send , which have a number of links to videos. They often go into spam because of the links and attachments. Kind regards, Tony

Hi Sean, Less than a set of decent irons and a one-time investment. Plus we offer a staged payment option with ShopPay at the checkout. Happy to chat. Kind regards, Tony

Bill, In the full swing I'm more focused on clearing the left (lead) hip as this aids release and a full rotation through impact. Tony

@@planeswinggolf thank you

Hi Bill, The diameter of the PlaneSWING is not the determining factor of space/height required, because the PowerSLIDER extends beyond the upper circle. You can get away with 7ft 6in, but 8ft is safe. The best barometer is "if you can swing a 4 iron, you're fine". With regard to width in transition (downswing), there will be a narrowing as you've hinged the wrists to 90 degrees, though you'll still strive to maintain a straight left (lead) arm. The width in the back swing is created in the first 3 feet. Kind regards, Tony

Great explanation. Thx very much. Just to be sure on the backswing the width being determined by the first 3 feet is due to the right arm “breaking” and the wrists hinging after that first 3 feet? Correct? Thx again. Loved the part in the video that explains the width is determined by the shoulders, not the arms.

Great explanation. Thx very much. Just to be sure on the backswing the width being determined by the first 3 feet is due to the right arm “breaking” and the wrists hinging after that first 3 feet? Correct? Thx again. Loved the part in the video that explains the width is determined by the shoulders, not the arms.

Great explanation. Thx very much. Just to be sure on the backswing the width being determined by the first 3 feet is due to the right arm “breaking” and the wrists hinging after that first 3 feet? Correct? Thx again. Loved the part in the video that explains the width is determined by the shoulders, not the arms.

Great explanation. Thx very much. Just to be sure on the backswing the width being determined by the first 3 feet is due to the right arm “breaking” and the wrists hinging after that first 3 feet? Correct? Thx again. Loved the part in the video that explains the width is determined by the shoulders, not the arms.

Hi, This will differ by golfer and swing type but ideally you want the angle running from ball through top of bicep. PlaneSWING is multi adjustable and works for all swing types, which is why it’s used by PGA coaches, Tour players and golfers of all levels in over 80 countries. Kuchar, like Zach Johnson, is a one-planer, so flatter than say Rory McIlroy. Bryson DeChambeau, who along with his coach Mike Schy, bought 4 PlaneSWINGS (2 adult & 2 junior), is single plane/zero shift, similar to Moe Norman. But the majority of our customers are two-planers. Happy to chat. Kind regards, Tony

Hi Miles, PlaneSWING is multi-adjustable, using the calibration strut at the rear, and works for golfers 5ft to our tallest customer who is 6ft 10in!! We provide full setting instructions and are always available to support our customers directly by phone or email. Kind regards, Tony (Clark) Owner

Hi, We are just relocating to a new venue. Please email me at onplane@planeswing.com Kind regards, Tony (Clark)

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Hi Gaetano, We have a distributor in Canada. If you can email me at onplane@planeswing.com I can link you up. Kind regards, Tony (Clark) PlaneSWING

Hey Tony. That would be great. I will look into the Canadian Site.

Hi Mark, Where are you located? You can send me an email to onplane@planeswing.com Kind regards, Tony

Thank you so much for taking the time to post a review. It's greatly appreciated.And you're absolutely right...you need to commit to it and if you do it's a lifetime investment in your game and golf fitness.

Hi. There are only 9 key components (all others are factory fitted) and following the instructions it’ll take you around 45 mins and it’s a once only job, after which it’s a 5 second job to fold up or down. 👍 kind regards, Tony

Hi, You'd find that if you went beyond 10 o'clock on back swing and 2 o'clock on follow through, you'd likely drop inside the adult PlaneSWING. But you'll certainly be able to work on some key drills, building width with rotation. The junior "PlayNSWING" would be too small. happy to chat, Tony (Clark) Owner & Coach

Hi Dougie, Yes. Good observation. The setting is in most cases through the biceps, which equates to the upper sternum. However, PlaneSWING's versatility is such that you can set it flatter or more upright depending on your swing type. For example, Bryson sets his PlaneSWING pretty much through the top of the shoulders, whereas Zach Johnson or Matt Kuchar would set it flatter. In the case of Paul in this video he's tracking a steeper plane and shallowing. If you haven't seen the Mark Hensby video on this channel, it's worth a watch. Mark, like many PlaneSWING owners, uses PlaneSWING to exaggerate a desired movement. Tony

Hi Ryan, The PlaneSWING is multi adjustable which is why it works for golfers of all swing types. Our Tour player clients include Bryson DeChambeau, Tommy Fleetwood, Darren Clarke, Dustin Johnson, Rich Beem, Paula Creamer and more, and I think you'll accept that each of those swings is quite different. Plus we're used by some of the game's leading instructors and golfers in over 80 countries. So whether one-plane, two plane, Stack and Tilt, Golf Machine etc... PlaneSWING works. Kind regards, Tony (Clark) Owner & Coach

@@planeswinggolf Thanks for the information! I’ll give it another look

Hi Zavier, Mark is 5'8" so with the long PowerSLIDER I expect he had the PlaneSWING angle set at -1. Tony (Clark)

Hi Zavier, I'm 6ft and gripping 2.5in down the handle I had the angle set at +1. Check out the letter of support I sent you and feel free to send me a video of you inside of your PlaneSWING for complimentary swing analysis. Kind regards, Tony

Hi Laith, We've communicated via phone and text. Even though you've bought a pre-owned PlaneSWING I'm delighted to support you. I look forward to working with you. 💪 Tony

I don’t get ur point

@@LikeCheckSaver A general comment on golfing, not the clip per se.

@@roystonboodoo7525 I still don’t get your point

@LikeCheckSaver Hmmn, which one? It's a game that you play against yourself and hence get to know oneself better.

@@roystonboodoo7525 1st comment.

so u have a mental block ?

Hi Dan, I'm reckoning you're in Australia. e've had a few issue with our geo locator. it should send you to our Australia distributor golfperformancestore.com based in Melbourne. Let me know if you're not in Australia Plus happy to chat. Kind regards, Tony onplane@planeswing.com

@@planeswinggolf I am indeed. Thanks very much

Great. We'd love to see you. Just sent you an email and left a voice message.

Hi Scott, For safety reasons we recommend two people. Cheers, Tony

Hi Mike, www.planeswing.com Tony

Thank you James. That's very kind of you to take the time to provide feedback. If you have any questions or require any support please do contact me direct. You should have my numbers and email. Kindest regards, Tony

Hi Jamil, Thank you so much for taking the time to post a review, it's greatly appreciated. I'm delighted you're enjoying success. I'll email you re some short game support. Tony

Agree Jeff. And this is the sort of open hard-hitting discussion that should be taking place on Golf Channel!

I understand but the point I’m making is that many, like that journalist, are using the moral argument to challenge players on their decision. Given that no other sport or government seems concerned enough to impose sanctions, why should golfers be expected to sanction themselves?

@@planeswinggolf yeah I get your point, I think I would just like sportsmen, celebrities and people in general to just be honest in the media. Again probably easier said than done I suppose

In the context of the criticism being levelled at some of the players, everything. The point being made is people can't place the responsibility to take a stand against the Saudi regime, the murder of Jamal Khoshoggi and their human rights record on the shoulders of professional golfers, when their governments (and other elite sports organisations) haven't. Furthermore, as mentioned, the issue is not necessarily the Saudis; it's the PGA Tour's fear of losing control of the players and as a consequence their business. Whilst it may be "not for profit" it's still exceedingly lucrative for the administrators.

I agree. And the China question is a good one which I meant to mention.

It was a swing circle but plastic I believe. Ironically as a result of that film there developed a resistance to swing circles in Sweden but that has since changed and we have sold quite a few to Sweden, mostly from referrals. You can't hide a good golf game! :-)

Hi Kevin, I'm actually just replying to your email. PlaneSWING doesn't come with a storage bag, but you can get a cover for when stored folded. Speak soon. Kind regards, Tony

@@planeswinggolf can u send me info on camps you are having? Would love to come down and learn from u guys. Let me know if u need my email.

Hi Tom, Thanks for the question. The success of PlaneSWING is due to how it engages the bigger muscles and helps train sequencing of the body and arms. The natural resistance created by the PowerSLIDER enables this. If the PowerSLIDER moved too freely (or if it rolled), there would be a tendency to over-rotate the forearms from address. This would lead to getting the club too far on the inside and a need for a compensatory movement to correct the path to avoid coming over-the-top or getting trapped on the inside. The PowerSLIDER is specifically designed to encourage the bigger muscles to get involved. To aid sequencing in takeaway and transition and to deliver a dynamic position at impact. We have sold over 500 PowerSLIDER to other swing circle owners that have decided not to use their clubs or roller bars. I called you earlier and left a message. I look forward to speaking. Cheers, Tony (Clark), Owner & Coach.