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Thanks for sharing.

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Well stated Christian :-)

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YOu're welcome.

Stay Safe...and practice! You're welcome.

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John Lyons thanks John. All I ask is for donations to Moe’s documentary at www.thefeelingofgreatness.com/donate.

Welcome!

My lie angles are flatter than standard but not a fan of Single Length clubs because I don't believe they offer any significant advantage when you take into consideration that you will really only have a handful of single-length clubs in addition to the longer woods, hybrids and putter. All things considered, I think the wedges still need to. be heavy headed and short for control and feel. Again I don't see a significant advantage of single length irons.

Thanks for sharing.

Todd, Played today, had a few drives push right on me. However I was so much straighter with my irons. Rifled a 4 iron 243yrds (Down Hill) straight at the pin, with a strong wind (L-R), and another 4 Iron 185 yrds up hill, 6 feet from the pin. Usually spraying left and right.... Will keep at it!! Maybe one day there will be a clinic in the UK!

Tom, while it is easy to draw and fade the golf ball with Moe's Single Plane Swing, I simply don't find it necessary for a majority of all shots to play great golf. Following your argument that hitting it straight 3 times in a row and winning the lottery - the same deviation would hold true with hitting three of the same fades or three of the same draws consistently. For example if you aim straight and on average you had a 10 yard deviation (5 yard draw or 5 yard fade) you would end up either, o target, 5 yards right of the target or 5 yards left of the target. If you decided that you needed to have a 5 yard draw swing pattern you would be required to aim 5 yards right of the target, your deviation would be either at the target (perfect) 5 yards right of the target or 10 yards right of the target. Either trained swing pattern is subject to the variability you describe however, when you build a swing pattern designed to decrease sidespin and increase the ability to hit it straight, you never have to aim away from the target which in my opinion is the main problem with curving the ball in the first place.

Todd Graves Todd that was exactly what my thought was just aim straight at target sure it will probably fade or draw slightly but deviation will be less overall then aiming right or left to play draw or fade - Iv have been overthinking it - playing 19 yrs on my 20th yr 7.5 cap never lower then 6 - Im 53 yrs old now so I still hold out hope my best golf lies ahead of me. the kiss method - thanks for reply appreciated.

Thanks.

Of course short game is important. I have a few short game videos on the channel. By spending more time on the Single Plane Full Swing, I am not intentionally ignoring short game. I am just extremely passionate about ball-striking and want to help as many people as possible hit it better.

Andrew - thanks for the question. Please clarify, when you say "slides forward" are you saying that your pelvis moves toward the target? Or towards the ball?

@@ToddGravesGolf Sorry, I meant if a player setups with the correct amount of side bend 15-20o and then as they are making their backswing, they lose that tilt, their spines straightens up from the initial address position. Hope that is more clear! appreciate your response.

The lead shoulder engages with the lead arm and that starts the movement. The torso / arm starts the move and the pelvis rotates with the torso in the initial movement.

@@ToddGravesGolf thank you I have been reinvigorated with this new series you are doing. It's hard for me to grasp everything without having someone physically put me in the correct positions. Yesterday I hit a ball though off target it felt perfect. That hard part about the swing change is trusting that the end result will be what we want it to be which is 365 golf. Thanks for your replies it means a lot.

Email me at toddg@gravesgolf.com

I use multiple length clubs. Single Length clubs are ok for higher swing speed players. I don't necessarily recommend them.

Torso Shoulders or front of arms shoulders? Rotate perpendicular to spine? Yes, but your body is tilted so that would make the perpendicular movement of the shoulders at a tilt where the lead shoulder is higher - correct?

Todd Graves got it.... thanks

Thank you.

Brian Wynne toe line open, heel line square to target line with mid irons.

Thank you. Would it be any different for the driver or a wedge?

Brian Wynne actually yes. Driver more closed, short irons more open - stance width matters

Thank you very much. Will be ordering your book shortly. Hope to attend a school once the quarantine has ended.

@@brianwynne9536 I look forward to meeting you. Stay safe.

Always start with the fundamentals - address / grip / alignment / ball position etc. Then if you are still push fading, check your backswing position. Then check your downswing. then impact, release, finish. The issue is findable if you look in the sequence of the method. Work in order, If I had to guess (without seeing your swing) I would say that you are not releasing the club.

@@ToddGravesGolf thank you… I live in sydney there are no coaches here but I am visiting Phoenix soon. Any single plane coaches in Phoenix you can recommend?

@@DrPouriaMoradi yes. I have a coach in Phoenix. When will you be there? Email me at toddg@gravesgolf.com and I can connect you with Trent in Phoenix. He is a great Coach.

sfink16 I don’t like to use a golf glove either because to me it reduces feeling of my hand to clubface relationship. Maybe that’s why?

Moe told me he couldn't afford gloves. As a matter of fact, when Moe was younger, he only had one grip, a wrap that he could take on and off of the golf club as he played. He would be wrapping and unwrapping his clubs in between shots as he played. True story. Secondly, you are tall, you need long and upright clubs.

Hi Martin, I have a question to answer your question and this is not meant to be rude. If you rotate your lead forearm the same amount as the torso (body) rotates, would you call this forearm rotation? From the perspective of Moe (who is standing in the torso) the answer would be no. From the perspective of the camera (which is not rotating) the answer is yes. This is why you must stand in Moe's shoes to understand his perspective.

@@ToddGravesGolf Thanks..makes sense yes. Good explanation :)

All that pronation and supination that mr Hogan talks about in his book seems way too complicated to time properly, Moe simplified it greatly :) Sorry ill call him mr Moe. I think he deserves the same respect as mr Hogan ;)

@@pocket1719 Yes.

@@ToddGravesGolf Thanks for all these videos and interaction with comments. Much appreciated.

Depends on club length. I have a training aid for that.

@@ToddGravesGolf Thanks for your quick response. Please direct me to your training aid. I'd like to start right away with that.

@@cedricfreeman9622 Are you right handed or left handed? Actually do you play golf right handed or left handed?

@@ToddGravesGolf right handed, sir

@@cedricfreeman9622 Ok. Thanks Cedric, Here is the discounted price for KZfaq Subscribers. Alignment and Ball Position Trainer (ABT) - Right Handed: bit.ly/2Mu0GwL

The club is square at address. More importantly the lead hand and club are correctly aligned.

@@ToddGravesGolf Thanks. I feel like I need to deloft my club to do that. I need to recheck my grip. :) Or I need to come see you in person!!!!

@@jasonouellette5312 No. Don't deloft. Just grip it correctly and square it.

Gary Dixon Sr ball position

Todd,s video where he holds his upper left arm and turns his lower arm to the left to align club face and back of left hand worked for me. My hands were rotating left at impact causing driver issues. With his technique my club face and back of lead hand are square. This is a great tip if you always had a strong grip before converting to single plane. Thanks Todd.