My friends thought I was crazy for switching to one plane!! Started a couple years ago watching and studying your videos! But I didn’t commit !! Key word ( commitment ) you can’t try the one plane method ..it WILL NOT WORK!! you have to commit, then you’ll see results!!! I finally committed 6 months ago , tough at first especially coming from a plus handicap when I was playing amateur tournaments 15-20 years ago…now almost 50 I played in my first tournament in 15-18 years , shot 87 first round 79 the second…was told to stop trying one plane!! But I’m committed!! Playing very well last couple months and have my handicap index down to .04….playing in another tournament this wknd at a very prestigious course!!!! Expecting to play well !! Would love to speak with you and Tim personally regarding private lessons to take me to the next level.

Finally something new! I was almost out of breath🤣👍🏼

Moe was right!! You wanted it!!👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for the perspective and reflection on mindset.

100% accurate! The TASK is the task! The mind commits to the task!

I’ve noticed in the past my own swing became to flat. As a result I had a very unpredictable dispersion pattern. Usually hosel shanks would creep in and destroy my round. This problem existed throughout my bag. To remedy this fault I used an alignment stick parallel to my trail heel. Stuck it upright in the ground. This forced my to hinge my irons upwards reducing my flat overturn greatly. The results were game changing for me. I averaged 14 over regularly on my home executive course with a personal best of +3 over par on the front nine and par on the back nine shooting 60. That was as my PB for 6 years shot in 2016. I broke that PB shooting +3 over on the back nine and -1 on the front nine finishing +2 for a final 59. I last shot a 71 there 4 months ago and that was my first round there since that last round. If you make a correct change the results are night and day. Anyone who plays in your regular group will be impressed. My 59 round Sept 25/22 is why I believe in a single plane, short backswing! Although I’ve never had a formal lesson I’ve been able to implement enough of the concepts to appreciate the importance of correct fundamentals. These videos are by far the best explanation of Moe’s swing and his philosophy. Your Legacy lives on Moe in all the hearts of those who share in the game you so loved and passed on to future golf generations. Keep up the amazing work Todd(Little Moe)🫵😎

Commit is the optimum word. All my friends see me using the single plain swing yet not one has tried it. I’ve been using the single plain swing now for 5 years and I’ve had my best year ever. Im now 71, and I was so close in scoring my age this year. A 72 I love to practice and if I’m not golfing, I’m on the range. Thanks Todd...”HARD WORK, CAN’T BEAT IT”

My friends laughing, at my setup, the key is commenting to the progress 0 to 6! It’s been over year now and they are not laughing now! Thanks for what doing for us seniors.

Thanks for your videos, coming back 4 yrs after a motorcycle accident. had to relearn my swing, remembering Moe as a kid in Oakville On. i started relearning the single plane swing, and i have to tell you after 1 mth i am totally hitting the ball with authority and straight, i cant believe it. then watch DeChambeau who seems to be using a version of Moe's swing. again just want to say thanks and im spreading Moe's swing to everyone.

A single plane is a much more repeatable swing. I'm 54 and have been playing golf for 20 years without improvement. I changed a year ago, picking up what I could from Todd's videos. It felt awkward at first. The first breakthrough was getting the golf ball to compress by hitting it in the club's sweet spot. The next breakthrough was improved consistency with distance and a narrower dispersion angle. I still hit plenty of bad shots, but I'm excited to play golf again and am improving for the first time in many years. The best part is the lack of pain and stress on my body. It's tough to stop at 18 holes, and I'll frequently play 36 if the course isn't crowded. This weekend I took a book with me because the course was crowded, and I had to wait 10 minutes between shots. I could just picture Moe lying in the fairway and taking a nap.

Thanks Todd, I love it

Great insight on how to practice with the proper mindset. Thank you for all you do.

I watched "Back to the Future" the other day and I couldn't help but think that you're relationship with Moe was very similar to that of Marty McFly and Doc Brown ! Todd the eager student (Marty) and Moe (Doc) the eccentric genius inventor

excellent, excellent perspective and advice. Great video

Love the one at a time approach… and not giving a “Shcrap” about where the ball goes… (Google doesn’t list that word though…🤣😂) Shooting great scores with minimal practice thanks to the single plane and NO sore back muscles.

Yup want it. My only hope.

Excellent show thank you so much everything you said is so true just wish I could do it all the time.

It works if you work it y'all 💪

I got an MS in Sport Performance and Conditioning to play better golf. I note that fewer people want to commit to doing the work. Many people want a quick fix to create perfection or simply begin with a "Let me see if I want to commit later mode." The body gains 10% the first month in strength training. Then it is 2% per month. After that there is a strength conversion to sport specific power phase of training. Do the work then see the gains. Why you? You wanted it. That person is all in. I have every book, seen all of your videos, six iron,, and every one of your training aids - all of which helped me pattern a swing. I even bought the Moe Norman Sandy Andy and went to a bunker and hit balls after seeing Moe's video on bunker play. I then I hit 50 degree wedge shots to an uphill green using the video you shot with him to an uphill green. Commitment to the process is enjoyable and develops self confidence. John Wooden said, "The will to prepare to win, is more important than the will to win." great video all the best.

SO GOOD!!!

GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just finished The Talent Code for the second time a few days ago. You’re right on point, and I would have loved to have seen your relationship with Mr. Norman. The dream would be having a coach to work with on a weekly basis, but I’m grinding in the Single Plane Academy. You’re a great coach and I love your content. Keep up the good work 💪

So so true. I have been coaching (mostly juniors) for over 15 years now. It is so hard to get them not to focus on the shot result. Actually working indoors with a launch monitor and video is the best method I have found to find 'the sweet spot.'

When I am working on the sweet spot I don't go to the range. I hit balls into a net because I don't care where they are going. I find by doing this, and eliminating the urge to see flight results instead of where I am working on my sweet spot. Once I feel I am getting grooved, then I will use it when I practice and play.

Great

Hi Todd im having ome problems on how to adapt ball poition when using teees for irons, could you help? (didnt find it in your book)

Thanks Todd. Any recommendation on a simple setup for (video?) feedback for practice?

Your heel is coming off the ground on every one of those shots.