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Plane Sight is a small laser device which easily attaches to almost any golf club. The laser light will show you where the butt of the club is pointing. As you swing the club, you will actually see three distinct green laser lines - during your backswing,.
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Plane Sight is a small laser device which easily
attaches to almost any golf club. The laser light will
show you where the butt of the club is pointing. It's a
training aid which can be used with your own club. It
works for all golfers - men, women, seniors, juniors,
left hand or right hand golfers! The laser light will
show you where the butt of the club is pointing.
As you swing the club, you will see a green laser line.
You will actually see three distinct laser lines - one
during your backswing, one during your downswing and one
during your follow through. This gives you three points
during your golf swing at which you can now see your
swing plane.
One of the keys of every golf swing is the swing plane.
The swing plane can be thought of as an imaginary piece
of glass extending from the ball over the golfers
shoulders. It is shown in blue in the photo to the
right. A golf swing that is
on plane
will follow a path parallel to this imaginary piece of
glass as shown in red. |
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 A golfer who is not swinging the club on
plane will find it very difficult to strike the ball well.
While this is not hard to understand, it is very difficult to
visualize. Trying to see or feel where the club is during your
backswing without stopping or looking up is nearly impossible.
Plane Sight will
show you your swing plane each and every swing while you swing.
With Plane Sight, you can
make adjustments to your swing and receive immediate feedback. Now you
can practice and play with the same club.
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ON PLANE
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The take away of an on
plane swing shows the laser line following the intended
line of flight. |
The downswing also shows
the laser line moving right down the intended line of
flight. |
The follow through shows
the laser line on the line of flight. |
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TOO VERTICAL
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A vertical swing starts out
high and outside. See how obvious this is with the red
Plane Sight laser line? |
After a vertical takeaway,
the club gets dropped down on the start of the
downswing. The Plane Sight green laser line shows the
inside to out swing path. This swing has hook written
all over it. |
The follow through shows
the finish of the inside to out swing path. The Plane
Sight green laser line shows the poor finish. |
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TOO FLAT
The most common golf fault which very often causes a
slice.
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A flat swing starts out low
and inside. See how obvious this is with the green Plane
Sight laser line? |
After a flat takeaway, the
club gets pushed out on the start of the downswing. The
Plane Sight green laser line shows the outside to in swing
path. This swing has slice written all over it !! |
The follow through shows
the finish of the outside to in swing path. The Plane
Sight green laser line shows the poor finish. |
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