Todd Graves is a Golf Instructor who has studied Moe Norman's Single Plane Swing" in detail. He understands not only why it works so well for so many golfers (including himself), but also how to teach others how to use it. He can teach even those of us who have been playng many years using the swing that may not have served us very well.

Todd Graves is our guest this episode of Those Weekend Golf Guys and will describe the Single Plane Swing and how to use it in great detail

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When getting ready for the new golf season there are lots of things to do.

1. Organize your golf bag. Clean it out from last season. Make sure you have a place for everything; tee's, balls,range finder, etc.
2. Clean your clubs. At least start with good grooves!
3. Clean your grips. Clean them or replace them if they have lost their tackiness.
4. Test the balls. Take a new ball and one you;ve had in the bag for a while and hold them chest high then drop them. If the older one bounces as high as the new one, keep it in the bag.

How to use famiky time to practice whike having fun with the family and a whole lot more great suggestions to make this the best Golf season of your life.

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Not only do the guys talk about strategy on the course, but they also discuss some of the times when strategy is important. For example, if your normal distance would land the ball where there are lots of divots in the fairway, Scott suggests you maybe lay up short of there and hit a longer iron into the green. Jeff, of course, rales against the stupid rule that you cannot repair a divpt or drop your ball if you land in one

Adopt course-management habit of choosing shot locations that produce an easier next shot (e.g., aim for a position where the following shot is makeable and downhill/upright preference) and reinforce this with on-course practice

Confirm hole yardage before playing a hole in an event (e.g., check current yardage for 16th prior to playing Pro Am) so club selection and strategy are accurate

Practice and develop consistent club-face control and repeatable short-game touches at a nearby practice area to improve ability to place approach shots and chips where desired

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