How to Have a Powerful One-Plane Downswing
Updated January 20, 2022
In a one-plane downswing the first move down is different, you want to feel like you turn your core as you are throwing your arm across your body and over to the left. If you notice from the side you can see that my right elbow is much more behind me in the one-plane swing than in the two-plane swing.
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3-Steps: One Plane Downswing
- From that position I want to feel like I am turning into the shot, I am not tilting under, I am turning and throwing my arms back across my body over to the left. It often feel like a sidearm throw.
- There is a lot of speed going through the ball with my arm swing as I am doing the one-plane swing. I am getting a lot of power with my arms and hands through impact but I am also using my body because of the position it is in.
- If you notice when you look at my swing from a face on view my body is working nicely in sync much like it would be if I was throwing sidearm.
A one-plane golf swing has a lot of power down at impact and again it is a very simple way to swing the club. You are basically bending over a little more, swinging your arms across your body on the backswing, turning through and then swinging your arms across your body on the follow-through. Pretty simple way to play.