Is the One Plane Golf Swing Right for You?

The one plane golf swing is a more simple motion that…

• Produces more power and distance
• You release the club at the bottom of the swing
• Your club head naturally squares to the target for greater accuracy

With these advantages in mind, it’s no wonder many tour players have migrated to the one plane swing.

What about YOU?

Is the One Plane Golf Swing Right for Your Game?

Many amateur golfers swing on two planes, although this is changing. Using the traditional two plane swing may explain why so many amateurs find…

• a lot of frustration and challenge in playing the game
• there’s a perception that to play at a consistently high level takes hours and hours of practice
• even the slightest tweak in the swing can be very difficult
• they never really feel they are playing their best

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The one plane swing requires you to maintain greater forward tilt throughout the swing. For most golfers the spine angle is not a concern, but they are discouraged from trying to change their swing because some instructors suggest it will be a long and challenging process.

With the one plane swing, this is simply not the case. Using the right methodology and proper instruction, you can easily make changes to your swing and see measurable improvement within a short period of time.