In the following weeks and months, we'll be publishing links in our blog to an online TV series we are doing with the Titleist Performance Institute. TPI is a wonderful organization and it is an honor for us to work with them on projects such as this. The focus of the Plane Truth Show is on helping you better diagnose and correct your ball flights.

In the finale of our four-part series, we look at the Two Plane swing from a face-on view. As mentioned previously, the down-the-line perspective will normally give us 80% of what we need to know when evaluating a golf swing. However, there are several elements that are best seen in the face-on view. We dive into those in this video of Scott Hoch.

We move back to the One Plane swing for the third installment of our four part series of tutorials on video-based analysis. In this video, we look at the key elements of the One Plane swing from a face-on view. While the down-the-line perspective will normally give us 80% of what we need to know when evaluating a golf swing, there are several elements that are best seen in the face-on view. We dive into those in this video of Scott McCarron.

In our second installment of our four part series of tutorials on video-based analysis, we look at the Two Plane swing from Down the Line. While the majority of our readers are working to be One Planers, we still feel the Two Plane swing is also a very correct way to swing a club. Even if you are an aspiring One Planer, we encourage you to watch this because it will also help you better understand the differences between the two swings.

This is the first of a four part series of tutorials on video-based analysis. We’ve had a lot of inquiries from our instructors and students on what the proper lines are to draw when analyzing one plane and two plane golf swings. Hence, we thought we would create a blog series of them. Also, since the video format for some of our past blogs seemed to generate a lot of positive feedback, we’ve decided to make this series video-based.