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Golf Training Aids - Plane Sight
Plane Sight Golf Swing Plane Training Aid Features Another popular diagnostic tool is to take the camcorder to the driving range and video tape your swing from behind. Then while watching the tape, you can hold up a pencil to check your swing plane. This will show you what your swing plane looked like earlier. Unfortunately this is long after you were swinging and you won't be able to make changes very quickly like this. This swing looks awfully flat, now how would you correct this? Here is where Plane Sight comes in. 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 handers and right handers! The laser light will show you where the butt of the club is pointing. As you swing the club, you will see a red 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. Plane Sight will show you your swing plane each and every swing
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Plane
Sight is an innovative golf training aid. 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. 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. Some have tried large circles
of PVC pipe to swing over. This works well but is not very practical.
It is large, expensive and not very portable not to mention what
it does to those graphite shafts! 
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