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www.4golfonline.com Mark Crossfield Exeter Golf Professional talks about swing plane and how to check that you are on plane and hitting the golf ball straight.
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Learn To Get the Correct Golf Swing Plane
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While playing the golf whenever you move your club, it travels some path which is known as the golf swing plane. You should always notice the golf swing plane, the angle at which your friend moves his club and how it meets the ground.
To have a good golf swing planeyou should do practice with your friend. While playing golf you will observe that the club shaft moves up, behind, down and through, all in a relatively constant motion. The golf swing planeis different for different golf players. The golf swing plane is a result of golfer’s body size, posture and muscle coordination.
In the game of golf the golf swing plane is the most important thing for a golfer. To keep the club on a consistent golf swing plane and the way you turn around your body is the stimulus that differentiate the high handicapper and low handicapper. To know about the way make your golf swing plane is to ask someone to make your video. Fixing a laser light onto the end of the club handle is the technical way to help you in making your golf swing planecorrect.
What Is the Proper Golf swing plane To Have?
The golf swing plane is never right or wrong, it is the angle of your golf swing plane. Some golf players have a sharp while some have shallow golf swing plane angles. Generally it has been observed that the golf swing planeof thepeople of short length using the standard length golf clubs is shallow. However the players who are taller when use standard length golf clubs, they usually have a steeper golf swing plane.
The golf swing plane of a golf player also varies from other player due to the joint stiffness and flexibility. The golf swing plane of the players with stiff/ tight joints is usually sharper. In comparison to this the body of younger players or older people is very flexible.
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The golf swing plane also depends upon the type of golf club:
The size, shape and type of the golf club being used by the golf player also affect the golf swing plane of the player. It has been found that the golf swing planeof the player using a sand wedge golf club is always steeper. While the golf swing planeis shallow for the players using driver clubs. The driver is the longest golf club and always offers you the most flat golf swing plane.
It is upto you how you use your golf swing plane to make good shots. You can even have good results with each of your golf swing plane. You can also have a little steeper backswing compared to the downswing.
Last Minute Tip for the golf swing plane:
Your position and set up are responsible for your every golf swing plane. Avoid standing too near to your ball. The right hand golfers should not tilt their upper torso too far to the left and vice-a-versa for the left handed golf players. This is adviced to avoid the steeper golf swing plane.
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Swaying Destroys a Proper Golf Swing Plane
Article by jack
In order to strike the golf ball cleanly, (at the bottom of your down swing and on the center of the club face), all the movable parts in your golf swing must be in sync.Tempo and Timing are key.
When you move around in your backswing, no matter how in sync your golf swing may be, the chances of you returning the club head solidly to the back of the ball, are very slim.
In this article I wish to focus on the primary “movable malady”, that culprit that is embedded in many golfer’s swings. SWAYING, (It is generally considered to be an excess of lateral (side to side), body motion in a golf swing, away from the golf ball).
You’ve heard the term swaying most closely associated with the takeaway. From the static position at address, in order to gain the golf swing’s momentum and help the process begin, the average golfer starts the backswing by moving off the ball laterally to the right. (for a right handed player). And I do mean noticeably off the ball.
This immediately takes their swing out, and then around their body and way off of the proper golf swing plane, and the majority of the time, it results in the golfer yanking the club too far inside on the back swing, where the club will eventually get ” stuck” behind her/him. Feeling that they’re out of position they will then conjure up all sorts of ways to attempt to get back into the hitting zone.
On the downswing the sway, through an unwanted metamorphosis, changes into a sliding motion. To compensate their sway, the golfer must slide laterally, to the left, and fight their golf swing in order to get in a position to strike the golf ball.. You’ve heard the fantastic term: ” Let the club swing you”….We’ll with the sway and slide the very opposite is usually true.
The best advice I can give the average and beginner golfer regarding stopping the sway in their golf swing, (and then be able to strike the golf ball more solidly), is to keep the lower half of your body quiet throughout the process. This does not mean be completely rigid and stiff, so as to inhibit movement..but close to that..
You’ve seen demonstrations by accomplished golfers, where they kneel down on the ground, (creating a stable, stationery foundation, taking their legs and feet totally out of the equation), and yet they are still able to hit a teed up golf ball impressively long and straight.This underscores that the upper parts of the golf swing are the most important, when it comes to introducing the club head to the ball solidly at impact.The lower body parts are valued additives that should not be overlooked, but that should not be focused on until the upper body movable parts are synchronized and are ingrained in your golf swing.
Professional golfers and skilled amateurs sync all the movable parts together. They know how to properly incorporate the ” engine of the golf swing”, the lower body, into the orchestration.It’s all about timing….
They have spent hundreds upon thousands of hours practicing and honing in on their tempo and coordination of all body parts. You have not, and most likely will not have the time nor desire to put in such effort. After all it is their job, but not yours.
Therefore, since the lower body, ( hips, legs and feet), are so difficult for the weekend golfer to synchronize, I feel it is of utmost importance, and imperative, that you at first focus your entire practicing efforts on learning to strike the ball consistently with your upper body parts, the parts most closely attached to the golf club, ( hands, arms, shoulders and chest). Until you can gain the skills required to strike the ball solidly, time after time, through hand-eye coordination, do not bring the other half, ( the lower half), of your body into play. But please, be sure to make a full shoulder turn. Don’t simply swing your arms back and forth without the upper body going along with them. For this would render your practice worthless.
Here are some useful bullet points that will hopefully help you rectify the situation:
-At address have your weight slightly favoring your left side.This makes it much harder to sway off the ball at the beginning of the takeaway.
-Brace your right foot and have your right knee pointing slightly inward, in the direction toward the golf ball. ( A good drill is to place a golf ball under the outside middle of your right foot. This gives you that “locked in” lower body feeling when you start the back swing).
-Keep your head over the ball and try to have it remain in this position, ( it will move slightly).Think of your head being attached to the top of neck and spine, and turn “up and around” them, not swaying laterally with them.
-Find a trigger mechanism that helps you get the golf swing started from a static position to a fluid movement back and then eventually through on the down swing. Hogan waggled; many forward press their hands to get started. Don’t overlook this important aspect. Do whatever works for you.
-Take the club back at the start in a “one piece” motion. i.e. the hands, arms, upper body in sync. (A good tip is to have the back of your left hand facing the target for the first several inches of your take away).
Stopping swaying in your golf swing will produce solid ball striking results the will help you improve your game.
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Great videos from www.golfzonetv.com.au and http GolfZone’s Sam Letourneau demonstrates the Two Plane Golf Swing.
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www.moenormangolf.com – A narrative by “Little Moe” Todd Graves on the simplicity, effectiveness and similarity of Moe Norman’s Single Plane golf swing to tour players, including Tiger Woods. For those currently practicing Moe Norman’s swing, this is a great review of the basic concepts. The Graves Golf Academy is the world’s foremost authority on the swing of Moe Norman, a man regarded by many as the world’s greatest ballstriker. Moe Norman told a reporter in an interview that Todd Graves, aka “Little Moe”, was the ONLY person who could teach his (Norman’s) swing. Moe’s quote, “(Todd) is only one who really knows it. Really knows it. Other guys just think they do.”. See www.swinglikemoe.com or www.moenormangolf.com for more information
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www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, #1 MOST POPULAR INSTRUCTOR-TEACHER ON YOU TUBE and Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre, CLASS A CANADIAN PGA MEMBER, shows you how to get the most out of your plane like Bubba Watson; for big power AND ACCURACY!
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PGA Certified Teaching Professional, Todd Dugan, analyzes Tiger Woods’ swing plane changes from year 2000 to present and compares to Sorenstam and Hogan.
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