Jeff Ritter - One Plane Swing

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[jason11605]

correction.... One plane swinger should move your hips and body to the left before reaching to the top.

[jritter5]

I advocate feeling a plant or shift of the weight left before the completion of the backswing. This motion does not "look" obvious to the viewer, but that is what I intend and is occuring.

[xfactor5492]

not one plane

[bassworship50]

@sleestak33 That's such a ignorant statement cause you take guys like Hank Haney, with one of the worst games but know how to teach the mechanics of the swing and making millions from tour pros. Some golfers are better at teaching than players.

[bassworship50]

@sleestak33 That's such a ignorant statement cause you take guys like Hank Haney, with one of the worst games but know how to teach the mechanics of the swing and making millions from tour pros. Some golfers are better at teaching than playing.

[cockywatchman1976]

@sleestak33 Always laugh when i see stupid comments like that. So unless you are on a TV tour, you aren't any goo? Don't be stupid. Maybe his short game is what holds him back? Maybe he isn't good enough, but it's still a million miles off where you are. So think before you talk rubbish!

[silowhore]

nice jeff

[flimflimfly]

@jritter5 Hey Jeff: Does this mean the lower body and hips move to the target as the club head is still moving backwards???...like how a pitcher in baseball has the ball move backward in his hand as his lead foot goes to home plate???...is this sensation only for longer clubs mid-iron up or wedges as well?

[sleestak33]

That's a great swing and all but obviously he isn't good enough to compete with the big boys otherwise he'd be out there doing it.

[jazzforJamie]

Hí, as fare as I know I have that One Plane Swing, but most important key for me is keep upper body not to upwright in the hole swing.

Great Tipz, Thank´s

[supergolfdude]

@jritter5 I work on this all the time. A slow-motion rehearsal several times is helpful in building this move.

[Gradey3]

only thing i see is that at adress your arms are not in line with the club shaft, and from what ive seen the one plane starts with your arms parrallel to the shaft.