Here is a new Youtuber after he watched me talk about Moe’s swing:

“I’m an ex-tour pro, and this is a crock of bull. You have to TURN YOUR SWING, learn what works for you, do not ever copy anyone else it will never produce the same result in you as in them! If it did, then there would be 30 guys on the tour that swing like MOE. It worked for him, find what will work for you!”

Here was my response:

Unfortunately, your “Swing your Swing” theory has left the entire golf world hopeless. Golf is in decline because it’s too hard. Statistics show that more than 90 percent of golfers who try to “Swing Your Swing” never learn to break 100. People who “Swing Their Swing” reach their potential within three years. If you’re a kid and have hundreds of hours to learn how to play maybe, you can find a swing. But 1/3 of all gofers today are over the age of 50. So much for your Theory. Time to look at science and not the same failing 100-year-old theory of “SWING YOUR SWING.”

I used the Ex-Tour mentioned above Pro’s method of learning how to Ski. I figured that “I could just figure it out for myself” so my friend and I grabbed our rented skis and took the lift up to the nearest expert slope. After almost falling off of the chair, down we went.

Yup. Down we went an understatement. I don’t remember how many times I fell, but I spent more time eating snow than skiing. My buddy went completely off the slope slamming into a tree breaking his leg. He spent the rest of our ski vacation in the bar and hot tub.

After falling down the mountain at Crested Butte, I found the nearest ski instructor. Nope, he didn’t EX TOUR pro me and took me to the blue slope and said: “let’s do this again and see if you can do better this time – good luck?” He took me to the bunny hill with all of the other beginners.

You guessed it. I learned how to ski and tame my ego on the fuzzy little bunny slope with the help of an excellent instructor.

For some reason, there is a theory of golfers and instructors that say that swings should be as unique as your fingerprint. If that is your thought process, then go to the range and figure it out. See what you can come up. You will end up exactly where I ended up your hands bleeding wondering if there is an easier way. That’s why Moe’s swing makes so much sense because it’s easier.

Look, I’m not saying Moe Norman’s swing is for everyone. 

If you are a guy who gets his thrills by hitting it 350 yards and losing a left shoe on every swing to prove that he can outdrive everyone in the foursome – the Moe Norman Swing might not be for you.

If you are an Ex-Tour Pro who can break par and already has a developed golf swing, the Moe Norman swing might not be for you.

If you are a person who is young and flexible and can twist like a pretzel and still get in and out of us of your sports car – the Moe Norman Swing might not be for you.

If you are already ON the PGA Tour and making a living, I don’t recommend changing to the Moe Norman Single Plane Swing. Keep cashing those checks on the weekend.

If you want to make sure you look like Rory Mclroy, Jordan Spieth or Ricky Fowler when to impress the beverage cart employee who drives by every fourth hole to sell you a beer, you might not want to Swing like Moe.

Heck, buy the most expensive wedges that Jordan just used to win his last tournament or the Driver that Phil just played the Masters. That is not what Moe Norman’s golf swing is all about. 

Done with trying to convince anyone to do anything. I’m just not into that. What is important to me is that I share with you my experience and my research which tells a different story and proves through personal experience, results and scientific evidence that Moe’s golf swing is an easier way to play a challenging game.

So go out and “Swing Your Swing” and have fun to play golf. If you get frustrated, hopeless or have back pain, you just might want to take a look at Moe’s swing.

Todd