Connecticut hickory golfer Christian Williams shares highlights from a two-day swing lesson with certified single-plane swing coach Parker Elrod at The Chimneys Golf Course in Winder, GA.
In this video:
Day 1: Highlights from a round of 18 holes at The Chimneys
– Driving 7:28
– Long Approaches 9:18
– Short Approaches 10:27
– Pitching and Chipping 13:32
– Putting 19:06
Day 2: On the Range
– Chipping Drill 19:34
– Pitch Shot Drill 21:05
– Hip Rotation Drill 23:10
– Proper Distance from the Ball 27:19
– Divot Drill 30:00
The single-plane golf swing was made famous by legendary Canadian golfer Moe Norman, who is considered by many to be the greatest ball striker of all time. Golf swing coach Todd Graves had the opportunity to spend time with Norman before Norman passed in 2004 and learned the details of his unique swing from the man himself. Graves went on to establish the Todd Graves Golf Academy, which teaches Norman’s single-plane swing. Learn more about Moe Norman, Graves, and the single-plane swing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uolagc6TjFs
Georgia-based golfer Parker Elrod is a Graves-certified teacher of Norman’s single-plane swing and uses it with his hickory golf clubs. Williams met Parker at the 2021 Florida Hickory Open and again at the 2021 Wisconsin Hickory Open at Lawsonia Links, where Williams began applying aspects of the single-plane swing to his hickory golf game. This first session of lessons took place in November, 2021. Watch a profile of Parker Elrod here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7M3NupXaTo
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7 Comments
I have never seen a swing like this, but I think it will work out great for you!
Keep up the good work.
Nice to join in on your lesson with Parker. Looking forward to seeing the single plane swing in person soon!
Man, the height on that iron shot at 10:10 was something I haven't seen from you before, even off the tee. Great work.
A lot of really helpful stuff here, and dare I say you’re swing is looking great man. Would you do a video of the setup looking down the club?
The contact sound on the hickories sounds amazing in this video! So crisp and clean. Good luck on the new swing!
i heard golf heritage is going back to latrobe this year