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Scott McCarron DL Slow Motion Golf Swing Video - Jim Hardy "One Plane Swing"

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  • @Brieyan13 Kevskigolf is right. That two plane appearance is because Scott tends to cup his wrists a bit more than what is "ideal" for an OPS, causing a club position that is almost threatening to cross over the line at the top. But he corrects well on his first move down. It's a bit tough to be consistent under pressure with that much extra motion though... well, for us mere mortals anyway. :) But his arm and shoulder plane are dead nutz OPS.

  • @kevskigolf Jeff Ritter, when talking about a OPS, uses Hardy's definition.

  • @Brieyan13 He is pretty clearly moving his hands in deep on the backswing and connecting his left arm to his chest. He then makes a concerted effort to rotate his shoulders and club hard left. The direction of club ascension has nothing to do with the difference with the OPS and TPS. Mccarron is about as one-plane as it gets so I'm confused as to what you're looking at. No offense.

  • @Brieyan13 It's the arms / shoulders lining up on backswing and follow-thu that defines the one plane swing. The club can be laid off or upright.

  • I agree. There is a lot of talk about swing plane these days. I suppose its all a matter of opinion. In this particular video you can see the more upright club position as he raises it and how his left wrist is cupped at the top of his swing, but how he flattens his wrist just before starting the downswing. Hey it works for him LoL...

  • @Brieyan13 depends on the definition of plane. Jim hardy calls a one plane swing where the arms and shoulders are on the same plane, and that plane is pointing not more than 48 inches in front of the ball.

    What you call "one plane" would be i believe keeping the clubshaft on the shaft plane at address, something like jeff ritter.

  • It funny how the title for the video says "One Plane Swing". Watch the top of his backswing. The club is ascending straight up which is a ummmm "Two Plane Swing". LoL..... Also watch how his club changes angle right at the top to drop back on to plane..... uuuummmm again "Two Plane Swing"

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