I think one of the keys to this swing is that thanks to the stance, alignments, and distance from the ball all the forces necessarily move in the same direction, all the rowers row at the same time, and what's even better, once you understand it, it's harder to do it wrong than it is to do it right.
Very interesting! I keep coming back to the "Moe swing" for consistency after drifting back to a more conventional one, because I get much better ball striking. But I do get those hooks coming in when I get horizontal rather than "rocking the shoulders". Question - I see your setup is conventional with feet on line with the target. I'm finding it more natural to set up with an open stance where I'm looking down the line. I think my spine is still perpendicular to the target but my lead leg is definitely back from the line. Should I avoid this or do what's comfortable? I just want to avoid developing bad habits if it's going to make learning the swing more difficult in the long run.
Great explanation of the shoulder rotation work that frees up space for the arms to reach the target. Thanks so much Todd for all you share.
The best 30 days I have ever had in golf. Thanks Todd.
I wish I had all this info 50 years ago. I'm loving the SP30 program.
New studio is looking good Todd
Thank you Todd,Tim and Moe! Totally transformed my game with Single Plane...
I think one of the keys to this swing is that thanks to the stance, alignments, and distance from the ball all the forces necessarily move in the same direction, all the rowers row at the same time, and what's even better, once you understand it, it's harder to do it wrong than it is to do it right.
Wow that was cool. I can visually see that now. Thank you.
Good stuff! Where can I get that Moe Norman headcover?!?
Most people will never stick with it long enough to understand the feeling of greatness or what pulling the flag feels like.😉👍🏼🏌♂️
Very interesting! I keep coming back to the "Moe swing" for consistency after drifting back to a more conventional one, because I get much better ball striking. But I do get those hooks coming in when I get horizontal rather than "rocking the shoulders".
Question - I see your setup is conventional with feet on line with the target. I'm finding it more natural to set up with an open stance where I'm looking down the line. I think my spine is still perpendicular to the target but my lead leg is definitely back from the line. Should I avoid this or do what's comfortable? I just want to avoid developing bad habits if it's going to make learning the swing more difficult in the long run.
Ah Ha! Excellent!
Yup
Is club fitting different for the single plane swing compared to conventional golf swing?
Yes. Lie angles and length
@@heatonext Where can you get fitted for the single plane clubs in Utah or somewhere close?
@@pooch7607 reach out to Todd graves. Think he takes your height etc and will give you a list of specs. He sells clubs too I’m pretty sure.
@@pooch7607 I bought a 7 iron apex from him long time ago. But either way I’m sure he will give you the specs.