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.

The one plane swing allows the club to move down the target line longer than the conventional swing, thus creating solid, straight shots

The one plane golf swing is not new. Amateur golfers have been using it successfully for a long time, and so have tour players Steve Stricker, Brian Gay and Carl Pettersson been using a similar method.

Today, though, the one plane swing is finally getting the recognition it deserves and it is growing in popularity because it creates a swing that is more repeatable to help you make more consistent shots with fewer hooks and slices. Another advantage is that the one plane swing puts less strain on your back.

We believe it is the ideal model for all golfers to follow because it…

• Eliminates much of the rotation in the conventional golf swing
• Allows the club to move down the target line longer than the conventional swing, thus creating solid, straight shots
• Is a swing that can be repeated with less effort… and…
• Golfers can expect better ball striking, which leads to improved accuracy and distance

The legendary Moe Norman, arguably one of the best ball strikers of all time, developed the one plane golf swing, and he was amazingly successful with it. He could pound the ball down the fairway about 280 yards every time he stood at the tee using this swing. And his successes didn’t stop there. During his impressive career he accumulated an impressive playing record and awards…

• Canadian Amateur Championship winner (1955, 1956)*
• 55 career Canadian Tour and other Canadian event victories
• Canadian PGA Championship winner (1966, 1974)
• Canadian PGA Seniors’ Championship winner (1979–1985, 1987)
• 33 course records
• 17 holes-in-one
• Several exhibition rounds under 60 (perfect round)
• Inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 1995
• Inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame in 2006
• Two appearances by invitation as an amateur in the Masters Tournament: 1956 scored 75-78 then withdrew; 1957 scored 77-74 to miss the cut by one stroke

*Source: Wikipedia

One-Plane Swing vs Conventional Swing

The one plane swing eliminates much of the rotation in the conventional golf swing and allows the club to move down the target line longer than the conventional swing, thus creating solid, straight shots, it is a swing that can be repeated with less effort, and you can expect better ball striking, which leads to improved accuracy and distance. Much of the success of the one plane swing begins in the set up. It only makes sense to begin your swing where you ultimately make contact with the ball and that’s called being on plane.

The conventional swing is significantly more complex, takes considerably longer to learn, requires long hours of regular practice and places substantial stress on the back. While in the two plane swing setup, you’ll notice that you start out on one plane and during the downswing, you’re required to re-route the club in order to swing freely on plane and make proper contact. This process is necessary in order to compensate for the change in distance between you and the ball  from setup to impact.

To make things more complicated, traditional instructors of the two plane swing focus on what your body should be doing during your swing, with 100’s of muscles all moving at the same time. You are asked to keep your head still, turn your shoulders, move your hips, keep your left arm across the chest, keep your wrist cocked, your back elbow folded, your right knee flexed, your left knee extended, your head still not to mention your tempo. This is a lot to manage in a 3 second swing and still look cool.

The one plane swing is easier and quicker to learn, easier on your back and after you apply the seven club positions that will put you on the proper swing plane, you’ll make much better contact with the ball resulting in straighter golf shots. The one plane swing is more focused  on what the club should be doing throughout the swing not so much your body.

You see, consciously knowing what you want the club to do will unconsciously allow your brain to freely make it happen. This process eliminates all the frustration normally found in the two plane swing…simple by changing your focus. This one plane swing therefore starts you out on the identical swing plane that you finish making contact on. No more trying to remember all this extra timing and body movements as required in the two plane movements. Now your playing golf and having more fun!

 Simpler and Easier for Everyone

If you are completely happy with the golf swing you currently use, don’t fix what ain’t broke. But if you’re having some challenges with the conventional swing method, the less complicated one-plane golf swing might be the answer for you.

Vanilla Gorilla Golf (a.k.a. Learn The One Plane Swing) will provide you with professional golf instruction using tested and proven methodologies that will help you master the game more quickly, simply and easily, and in so doing, enable you to enjoy the game of golf more. You will be encouraged to relax and enjoy the game with friends and family to enhance your quality of life AND you will experience faster improvement and lower scores right away.