Category Under: Moe Norman
Moe’s Swing – A Masterpiece of Movement
If you were an artist describing Moe Norman’s swing you would call it a masterpiece. You would see the geometry of the lines, the beauty of the movement and how there isn’t one wasted brush stroke. You would also see the … Continue reading
2016 – A year to Remember
Like a 300 yard drive – the year has flown by. As we head into 2017 it is fun to look back at some of GGA’s greatest moments of 2016. Additions to the GGA Team First we have to recognize … Continue reading
Creating Speed and Distance (Over Winter)
As many of you know, we very seldom recommend training aids unless they are directly related to practicing Moe’s single plane swing and to be honest, most of those have been designed and produced by us. From the alignment and ball … Continue reading
Common Fault / Fix – Weak Trail Hand Position
The Fault – Weak Trail Hand Position A grip is defined as “too weak” when either the lead hand, trail hand, or both hands are rotated too much “towards” the target at address. We have seen this fault in … Continue reading
The Geometry of Moe Norman’s Swing
I recently had the privilege of spending a day with Dr. Rob Neal, the CEO of Golfbiodynamics. Dr. Neal has analyzed thousands of golfers to discover the key body movements that produce ideal swing mechanics. To quote Dr. Neal, “Its … Continue reading
Moe’s Set Up – Single Plane
Here are a few “unique” characteristics of the Single Plane (Moe’s) Set Up: 1. Moe’s Legs Were Straight This builds a stable foundation – or what is called an A-frame – for the swing day after day. One of the … Continue reading
Why, Why, Why…
Another “Oldie but Goodie” – actually wrote about 8 years ago. To be honest, even more relevant today (as we teach more and more and more…) This past week, I played (for the first time) in the South Central PGA … Continue reading
Moe’s Legacy: Persona or Perfection
The Moe Norman Legacy What will be the Legacy of Moe Norman? Will he be remembered for his quirky and eccentric personality and his failure to exploit his talent on the PGA Tour. Or will he be remembered for his … Continue reading
Pressure – Your Friend or Foe – Studying Heart Rates
Two weeks ago, I (Tim) played in the PGA Winter Series Event in Port Saint Lucie Florida. It was the National Junior/Senior Championship. A tournament consisting of PGA professionals from across the US and abroad, making up 2 man teams – one … Continue reading
Common Fault and Fix #2: Casting the Club Into Impact
In our golf schools, one of the most common faults we see in our golfers is casting the club into impact with the ball. For reference, we define “casting” as any time the hands are behind the club head at … Continue reading
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