I don’t know a golfer on the planet who doesn’t want to add 20 yards on the end of their average drive. This equates to a club-head speed increase of approximately 8 miles per hour …
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The Concomitant Relation of Swing Plane, Lag and Release
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Moe Norman’s Natural Swing Plane
If I asked you to swing a club with your lead hand only, you will move the club exactly on plane. You will do the same thing with your trial hand only. Swing Plane is …
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Moe Norman’s Lead Thumb – The Long and Short of It
The lead hand grip is more than just where you place the club in the hand. How you place the hand is just as important. If the golf swing were a jigsaw puzzle, I would consider …
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The Lower Body “Limits” of Moe Norman’s Golf Swing (Part 1)
A golf swing is a simple set of sequential movements of the pelvis, torso, arms and hands. These movements are stabilized by the legs and feet. The position of the body, starting at address, creates …
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The Two Lines and Tension Points of the Single Plane Swing
I spend much of my time stressing the importance of the Single Plane starting position. It has been my experience that when I am unstable or uncomfortable at address, my ability to strike the ball …
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They Did it Their Way – Intuitive Engineering
In the 1968 Olympics Richard Douglas Fosbury would win the gold medal in the high jump and became one of the most influential athletes in the history of track and field. Besides winning a gold …
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Combination: Body Tilt and Trail Hand Position = Single Plane Alignment
I’ve heard it thousands of times. Golfers saying that they “tried” the Single Plane Golf Swing and rarely do they try it correctly. That’s because there is more to the Single Plane Golf swing than …
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What’s Straighter than Straight?
Was Moe a teacher? I should know. I am consider myself a teacher. I develop curriculums, agendas and training regimens designed to move students from incompetence to competence. In his respect, I wouldn’t necessarily consider …
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Moe Finds Respect Everywhere
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What I learned Today (July 16)
I always check mine by plane. Here you can see the club matching the original plane at address, my trail foot (heel) remains on the ground.
