📘 **Get the book that started it all → https://theintelligentgolfswing.com Moe Norman was called the greatest ball-striker who ever lived — and for good reason. His Single Plane Golf Swing wasn’t a quirk or an anomaly. It was a system…
There was only one Moe Norman. Not because he chased perfection, but because he simplified everything. No extra movement. No wasted motion. No overthinking. “I’ve got the least moving parts… no hip turn, no twist… just one master move.” While…
You can’t play great golf if you don’t believe you can. That was everything to Moe Norman. No overthinking. No doubt. Just belief. If you don’t believe you can hit it straight… you won’t. If you don’t believe you can…
Most people think the hardest club to hit is the driver. For the average golfer… it’s actually the wedge. Why? Because wedges require touch, distance control, and precision. Every shot has variation. But here’s the truth: wedges are everything. They…
Don’t Put Yourself in Jail on the Golf Course – Todd Graves Golf is a privilege. There are people sitting behind bars who would give anything to stand on a green fairway. And what do we do? We put ourselves…
It’s not about hitting the ball. It’s about feeling the motion. When you swing, does your right hand feel like it’s going straight to the target? Almost like you’re tossing a ball underhand into the hole? That’s the move. Smooth.…
Most golfers overthink the swing. First foot straight so everything works straight down. Hands drop naturally when the motion is built right. Look at great players like Greg Norman. Same strong drop, same repeatable move. The best swings come from…
On the course, Moe Norman emphasized the importance of a smooth stroke. He advised keeping your hands out of the swing, explaining that the less you manipulate it, the less can go wrong, much like the natural way you walk.…
“I like to keep my hands in front of my eyes. When I can see my hands, I can control the club. Too many moving parts make the game hard. Keep it simple, keep it connected, and the ball will…
Simplify Your Swing with Body Design – Todd Graves Tilt your body first and your hands fall into the perfect position naturally. The lead hand matches the clubface, the trail arm rotates underneath, and the club squares itself—no manipulation needed.…