Moe Norman NEVER had a SINGLE-PLANE swing

Moe Norman had the grip below his pisiform bone of his left hand. This created two-axis between the shaft and his left forearm.
IT IS SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO ROTATE A TWO-AXIS SYSTEM ON A SINGLE-PLANE!

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WELL SAID!❤

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Numerous golfers have been mislead by those teaching this scientifically false single-plane narative.

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Then how do you hold the club for true single plane?

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Jack Kuykendall: In the lifeline of both hands. A complete system will be announced later this year with the aids that will acutally let you swing ON a single plane from address to ball impact. You will experience the "FEELING OF STRAIGHTNESS". The system virtually eliminates body rotation and produce extraordinary distance through the same principle that produces high clubhead speed with a traditional swing.

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Was it not his trail hand that formed the single plane with the club

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The grip was taken in the lifeline of Moe's right hand. This gave him a SINGLE-AXIS between his right forearm and the shaft. This made his right hand a hammer with a substantIally squarer clubface at ball impact. MOE NEVER SWUNG ON A SINGLE PLANE' HE HAD AND ANGLE BETWEEN HIS LEFT FOREARM AND THE SHAFT; IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ROTATE TWO-AXIS ON SINGLE-PLANE.