Just completed a 3 Day Premier Golf School in Phoenix Az. The Legacy Golf Resort training center was perfectly arranged for this workshop. The GGA Coaching team were awesome to work with and very accommodating to meet student expectations. Each coach added a little different mental model to improving your success in learning the Single Plane Moe Norman model. Well worth the investment in time and money.

Staff and facility were awesome

Great group of attendees

Simplified swing acquisition

Highly recommended

Excellent instruction, hands on learning and therotical building blocks to what is clearly an effective model. One piece of contructive feedback is that the marketing presentation should be shortened (it was nearly 2 hrs) and/or should bedelivered during a group lunch or at the very end, as it felt like we sacrificed critical hands and somehat rushed video sessions for something that could have been a video or lunch session. The hands on feedback from instructors was first rate!

I’ve been using the Single Plane Wing for several years and as I have not been playing for the past three years, I decided to take a 3-day school for review. The hands on instruction, special thanks to Paul, obtained will definitely help me improve my Single Plane Swing which will lead to lowering my scores.

A friend told me about the Single Plane Swing a few years ago. I was having trouble with my game, so I decided to give it a try. It was pretty frustrating learning something new. But the frustration was my own fault. Instead of committing and signing up for a school, I decided to try to learn by watching the videos. And I decided that I would not take advantage of having a video of my swing reviewed by one of the video coaches at Graves Golf until my swing got a little better. That was a mistake as well. But I attended a 3-Day School in Orlando last weekend, and I believe that will make a big difference in my game this year. The immediate feedback from the five coaches at the school made it so much easier to understand what I was doing and what I should have been doing. One thing I learned is the importance of effective practice. I spent a few days early this week working on that. I finally played a round on Friday. I would love to say that the school turned me into a scratch golfer overnight – it didn’t. But it did one important thing for me. The round I played on Friday was the most enjoyable round in a long time. I shot the best score I have in many months. One thing that was obvious was that I did not hit one slice, which has been my nemesis for several years. I give the coaches credit for this. I recommend that anyone trying to learn the Single Plane Swing attend a school to accelerate the learning process.