Could there be a better golf ball for the Single Plane Golf Swing? Possibly a ball that flies straighter and more consistently. If there is one, OnCore might have designed it. After years of development, OnCore has introduced proprietary perimeter-weighting…

The Single Plane Golf Swing simplifies the most important moment of the swing – impact. That is the key to consistent and great ball striking. So how exactly does it do this? It’s the club-to-body relationship. The club-to-body relationship is…

When you haven’t played much, the first round back on the course can be rough. I call it being rusty. When you are rusty your timing can be off a bit. The only way to get it back is to…

Moe Norman said his swing has less moving parts. He kept it so simple. He said that he played into his legs. That he rolled his ankles. How did he do this? Why did he do this? What was his…

Moe Norman said his swing has less moving parts. He kept it so simple. He said that his arms are never twisting. His arms are never turning over. He also said he hit the ball and his hands go to…

Moe Norman said his swing has less moving parts. How did he do this? Can a golf swing be easier and if so, what is the science behind simple? In this video I decode Moe Norman’s Single Plane Golf swing…

The Single Plane golf swing is not a quick fix golf technique. It is a system, beginning at address, that simplifies the most important moment of the golf swing – impact. Starting at address on two planes where the arms…

Impressed by his incredible ball striking, Ken Venturi nicknamed Moe Norman “Pipeline Moe”. Moe would often perform clinics demonstrating his incredible golf swing and ball-striking ability. In this video produced by Jim Suttie, Moe demonstrates to Jim and a group…

When you haven’t played much, the first round back on the course can be rough. I call it being rusty. When you are rusty your timing can be off a bit. The only way to get it back is to…

The Single Plane Golf Swing is an easier way to play golf. How do I know? It took some research and discovery to figure it out but over the last twenty years, I have had some interesting and fascinating “a-ha”…