The TRUTH About the Swing Plane - and What You NEED to Know!

[@rachaelsmith4541]

Thank you for the informative video. It really answered a lot of questions. Looking forward to the next one.

[@Inmotion70]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brianfrith126]

I must start off bye thanking you for sharing your knowledge on the golf swing I thank you . The other reason I’am writing to you today is to mention I just finished reading a book on breaking down the one plane swing and the two plane swing and finding the right swing that’s right for you .This book is a great read and it might keen your interest in your video your sharing with everyone today😊

[@brianfrith126]

You also need to add a small bump with your left hip

[@hperez3025]

Great content. Thank you, Steve.

[@craigknudsen7424]

Helpful

[@MrLeftshot]

Regarding a shallow downswing path. I know your focus is plane and contact, but it would seem to me that a very shallow swing plane takes away from swing speed because the shallow swing plane won't allow you to use ground forces with the same efficiency as a more upright swing plane.

[@wfduff]

I realize the angle of the plane changes with the lie of the club. Can you give us a rough average of what the angle degree is for a 'universal' plane of glass? Is it 60?

[@Inmotion70]

It varies by person and club but 60 degrees on a 7 iron is a good place to start.