Improve Your Golf Swing With Keeping Your Golf Club On The Correct Swing Plane
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Enhance Your Golf Swing by Maintaining the Correct Swing Plane
Introduction
As golfers, we've all heard about the "swing plane," but do we truly understand its definition and impact on our game? Recently, I discussed this concept with Dean Reinmuth, a top 30 teaching pro according to Golf Digest, who offered an insightful explanation.
Understanding the Swing Plane
Dean describes the swing plane as an imaginary circle set at an angle, representing the path your club should follow for a perfect swing. Starting at the address, the clubhead and shaft need to align with the bottom of this circle.
Key Phases of the Swing Plane
1. Address to Backswing: At the beginning of your swing, the club should travel upwards along this imaginary circle. As you transition to the backswing, ensure the clubhead and shaft stay on the plane, visualizing the circle with the club dissecting your shoulder.
2. Transition to Downswing: The downswing must mirror the backswing's path, with the club descending along the same plane.
3. Impact and Follow-Through: Achieving impact, the club should return to the bottom of the swing plane. Post-impact, the follow-through continues on the plane, ensuring the club releases correctly. This phase should mirror the backswing, with the club again dissecting your shoulder up to the finish.
Importance of the Swing Plane
Following the correct swing plane ensures that your club impacts the ball with power, accuracy, and consistency. Straying from this path often results in slices or hooks, leading to poor shots.
Developing the Proper Swing Plane
Creating a "feel" for the swing plane is crucial. This involves recognizing and understanding where the clubhead is during each phase of the swing.
Steps to Develop Feel
1. Understand Mechanics: Learn the mechanics of the swing to grasp what the club should be doing at each stage.
2. Recognition: Identify correct and incorrect movements to ensure your club remains on the plane.
3. Practice: Developing this awareness requires dedication. The more you practice, the closer you'll get to mastering your swing.
Conclusion
Mastering the swing plane demands time and effort, but the rewards on the course are worth it. By dedicating yourself to understanding and practicing the correct swing plane, you'll see significant improvements in your game.
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