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How I Discovered a Simple Way to Groove the Single Plane Swing with a Broom Stick from My Closet.


"After studying Moe's swing for hours upon end, I made a discovery that changed everything for me." - Todd Graves

A Discovery That Uncovered The Secret Of The World's Greatest Ball Striker

Perched on the driving range in Chicago, Illinois in 1994, with his clubs strewn about, I watched Moe Norman , the greatest ball striker of all time, strike shot after shot with effortless perfection. I could hardly believe what I saw. I was amazed at how simple his swing looked.
  

Intrigued and inspired, I quickly grabbed my video camera and recorded his swing. I wanted to have something to study. Something I could watch and mimic later. (You can see that rare 1994 Video on this page).
 

With video in hand, I couldn't wait to start my journey learning Moe's Single Plane Swing. I was determined to master his simple move.

 

I studied the video. All I could think about was "I need to learn to feel Moe's swing. If I could feel it, I can master it."

 

I thought it would be easy. Just match what he was doing from the video, right? Thats where I started to have problems.
 

Then, started drawing lines on the tv screen and I noticed something that you might call a secret.

Moe Norman's swing is the perfect swing model. When you master his "club to body" relationship and you master his Single Plane swing. It's that simple.
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The Pivot Point is the club-to-body relationship that promotes a consistently perfect impact position, the most important moment in a golf swing.