One Plane Golf Swing | Golf Monthly

When I first started I had a load of lessons and to be fair they were good and I developed to a decent standard but it was definitely 2plane and throughout last season I found I developed the usual flaws and faults with it. Tried lessons to rectify but they seemed to mask the issues and inconsistency remained.

Started then in October looking at S&T and while my mid and short iron play was better the longer clubs and driving suffered. So after much looking into one plane and other methods I came across something called The Rotary Golf Swing, did a lot of looking into it and watching videos and thought "yes this is it for me I can relate to it" So just before Xmas I took the plunge and following the advice word for word and using the online tools and swing coach feed back I've committed 100% to it.

So started rebuilding from scratch literally, and though i only managed the one game over Xmas at my dads course as all my time has been on the range working through the drills i have to say that one round was the best I've consistently struck the ball over 18 holes. It's also allowed me to know if I hit a bad shot where in the swing I fell down. Rebuild is still in progress but even so on the range my ball flight and control is better, so is shot dispersion to target, as welll as being a bit longer.

So im sold and I'm now focused on this one technique The Rotary Swing is for me. But back to the OP if its One Plane, 2 Plane, S&T or whatever method you choose, if it feels right for you and allows you to eat better enjoyment and more consistency then stick with it no matter anyone else's opinion of the method.