The Two Plane Golf Swing. Presented by Golfzone

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GolfZone's Sam Letourneau demonstrates the Two Plane Golf Swing.

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• Two Plane Golf Swing
• Lesson
• Instruction
• Training
• Tips.

[acgolf55]

haha watch the guy in closest to him in the background

[MrTbraggs]

The guy who left the first comment needs an english lesson.... not a golf lesson. I can't understand a damn thing he wrote????

[MrPedrogolf]

explains a great deal of the swing, thanks

[carlogolfitaly]

@golfswingfixer You are absolutely right! no good backswing two or one plane has never hit the ball well! focusing on the downswing start from the ground up, the hip action rotating to the targhet and dropp the club in the slot from inside to square!

[AnwarHoogland01]

Great video, helped me quite a lot. Now what I'm looking for is a video on a two plane pitch. My instructur tells me that in my final stance I have to be aiming at the target, but when I perform a half swing combined with the body rotation as shown in this video my arms end up pointing way left of the target. But that final stance does feel better and it looks a lot more like I see the pro's do it on tv.

[mylinliu1]

I agree with everything you say except one thing, On a two plane swing don't promote dropping your hands down. Most amateurs will take that as using their hand and this causes casting. I use my lower body and amateurs need to know to start the two plane swing with lower body going around your left foot. "No hand or arm movement otherwise you won't get lag in your swing. and you will flip your hands.

[a2banjo]

One of the only two videos on Utube which correctly describe golf swing

[abfu523]

@acgolf55

Hahaha that guy is awesome.

[johngolfi]

@thePGAmember yeah this guy did a great job

[golfswingfixer]

Golf swing nonsense that's been sold to golfers for generations. Such false golf swing instruction never helps anyone. It builds a faulty outside/in downswing line because it's based on using the false swing radius of the straight left arm + shaft length and not the true swing radius of the right forearm + shaft length. The true center point of the golf swing is the right elbow joint. The golf swing must be swung around and controlled through this true center point on its true swing radius.

[justinhan286]

The myth about the correct golf swing is explained right here!!