Kevin Gill's "One Thought - One Move" is the best I've found for staying on plane. Point the butt of the club at the ball going back, and try to hit the ball with the butt coming down. That part alone corrected many flaws in my swing. Most all instructors, at some point, might suggest that you place a white tee in the end of the grip as a pointer to aim at the target line going back, but Kevin Gill is adamant that this is the one ‘move’ that will bring about a good swing, when used in both directions (and related to the ball instead of the target line), and I would have to agree. Greg M.

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written by Golf Addict on June 02, 2009

Hi Greg I found a video by Jeff Ritter on youtube that also showed me how to "understand and see swing plane." He explains that "most people have heard the term swing plane but very few know what it looks like and feels like as it relates to their own golf swing". This video was very informative and I hope it helps you as it did me. Thanks Jeff, great stuff

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