Single Plane Golf Swing - Rare video of short game lessons from legend Moe Norman

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The Single Plane Golf Swing and Single Plane short game are concomitant as demonstrated by Moe Norman. This video features rare footage of Moe Norman as he discusses how he hit his wedge shots and approached his short game.

[Miguelflash]

I'm 60 years old and have been playing at golf for 30 plus years off and on. 3 Weeks ago I bought your book The Single Plane Golf Swing and read it, studied it and began practicing the single plane swing at the driving range. Yesterday, I played my first round of golf with the single plane swing and improved my game dramatically. My golf buddy could not believe the drives and iron shots that I was making. On two separate par 5's, I was on the green in 2.... Now I need to work on my putting, because I missed my first ever attempt at an Eagle. Thank you Todd Graves for helping to love golf again.

[brendanayres]

That sound of Moe hitting the ball is quite mesmerizing. . . . its so crisp and so clear and always the same.

[natgolfpro]

I could watch Moe all day and never tire of him. What a genius

[NonnyStrikes]

Man... Todd... I bet you wake up feeling blessed to have spent time with such a wonderful human being.

The more I watch and discover of Moe... listening to him intensively... feeling that passion. It's just incredible...and you got to be next to him, talking to him, about everything in golf and life.

Thank you so much for uploading all this content. Every golfer needs to watch this, especially the new ones. Moe makes it all seem so "natural". The way it should be.

[pdub]

I've been doing this single-plane swing for 7 months now and I'm embarrassed to say I finally had an aha moment. Ty sir

[Bringthatover]

I love listening to older moe norman. What a great soul.

[michaeleyer]

Todd you have become a Super Star in the Moe Norman you for all you've done. :-)

[kevinbohunsky]

Moe would be proud! He left a legacy and it’s in good hands! Thank You again Todd for passing on true knowledge!

[RG-]

He clips the ball so sweetly off the turf every time. It’s the exact same sound every swing, and he wastes no time, it’s as if Moe’s a well oiled machine,
Legend!!!

[wallstreetoneil]

Takes club slightly inside, shorter backswing, full acceleration, draw-spin by allowing the wrists to breakdown through impact increasing the loft, no divot - every time. During this COVID yr, I've spent an enormous amount of time chipping & pitching - practicing both the heel off-the-ground fade spin shot and this Right Wrist Flexion through impact Draw-Spin shot Mo is hitting (Tiger talks about this shot as well). It takes me 30 minutes of warmup to get my mind focused enough and arms & hands lose enough to pull it off - it's like a drug

[dls]

Golf needs more guys like moe, what a legend

[johnmcnamara]

Todd, your love of Moe is obvious, thank you from Ireland for being his friend and giving him deserved respect. John

[golfrrrr]

Good job of watching Moe hit balls without a lot of unnecessary talk. Most people, like me, don't take the time to process and really appreciate what others share.

[crazymankelly]

Moe never took and divots in this video, nice crispy wedge shots

[danmyers]

He had a phenomenal set of hands. No divot at all and perfect contact every time. That is a gift which he well perfected.

[un]

Todd, I've become fascinated by Moe's videos in recent weeks and while I haven't tried to adapt my swing to Single Plane principles yet, I find that if I watch Moe hitting shots, and listen to him talk, for a while, I find I play better when I next pick up my clubs! It's a gentle, 'peaceful' influence that seems to help me swing easier and make better shots. Thank you.

[j.hagler]

Mr. Graves, I know those videos have to be priceless after Moe has been gone. Wish I had videos of my dad and my teacher Mr. Lanning before they past. Great videos and it’s fun to watch you with Moe.

[zeroherogolf]

Todd your willingness and ability to stay patient with Moe was outstanding. It gave you the opportunity to listen and INTERPRET what many people could not. Watching his swing in slow motion looks like a miniature version of his full swing in many ways.
70 yard pitch - 130 foot putt, I toss it into the hole
50 yard pitch - To the front of the green; Takes is little to the outside, which pops it up a little and allows for a little more finesse. To the back of the green; Back of the stance and more brisk in the delivery. Never wants back spin, always feeling the roll out. Knock the sucker in. How can you not love Moe?

Regarding the 60 degree; When you asked him which club would you leave out of the bag? I like what he said; It depends on the course, do I need my 5 wood or maybe my 3 wood. I think many people don't fully appreciate what the totality of golf course management really is. Some of that is happening before you even walk onto the course.

[RandyKekipi]

Totally Awesome...he was the greatest player in his time...his wedge play was outstanding.

[jefflagro]

Thanks very much for this lesson, it has helped me tremendously, as I attempt to return to the game after 14 years off.