I had a quick practice session on the range today. I also hit a few putts and bunker shots. As usual, I took my iPad out to video a few swings.
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What I learned Today – July 6, 2018
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Cracking the ADDRESS Code
Moe Norman’s golf swing is a set of positions and rotations in sequence – a set of biomechanical movements and positions where the body moves and stops at various times and various speeds.
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Sample Bio-mechanics Summary
I reviewed the multi-swing report data from the May 12,13 golf school. The Main data points I look at are Rotations and Bends starting in order – at the Address, Backswing,
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This “Retarded Swing” is the Easiest in Golf
My swing looks retarded? No, I’m not offended. I know my swing is different. Moe Norman knew it too.
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Sidebend and Trail Elbow
Then the trailing arm folds to the top of the backswing. The bend of the spine actually moves toward the lead hip as you maintain the spine tilt and rotate.
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Power of Single Plane
When you look on the PGA tour most of the best player have high swing speeds excluding the rare Jim Furyk or Zack Johnson.
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PLAY
Tom and the others learned quite a bit about their golf swings but we also included Paul Monahan, a performance coach, to the instruction experience.
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I like the Single Plane Swing of Bryson DeChambeau – but even it can be simplified.
Bryson DeChambeau has riveted spectators with his unique golf swing and style. He has introduced the golf world to the Single Plane address position that I have promoted for years.
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One of the “Secrets” to Transition / Todd’s Notes
The Transition is the moment in the golf swing where you move from your backswing to the downswing.
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Swing Plane is relative to the Body NOT to an imaginary CIRCLE
This is where people get confused. If the swing is a SINGLE PLANE, then why isn’t the club on the red line? The answer can be seen from the top view.
