Join Todd Graves as he discusses the three factors that play into the optimal drive, and demonstrates how the Alignment & Ball Position Trainer eliminates the variables involved.

In this video, join Tim Graves, PGA to discuss how to train the ideal impact position. This drill is focused around the checkpoints to speed up your learning process.

Graves Golf Co-founder Tim Graves, PGA, demonstrates the wedge distance charting process for every wedge in his bag from a full swing pitching wedge to a short lob shot

Graves Golf Co-founder, Tim Graves, PGA explaining the differences of hitting pitch shots out of the rough vs the fairway.

Graves Golf Co-founder, Tim Graves, PGA answering questions about re-charting wedges with new clubs or new golf balls.

Tim Graves, PGA answering questions about wedge charting in windy/wet conditions.

Tim Graves, PGA answering questions about hitting off of a mat to get accurate results for wedge charting.

Tim Graves, PGA answering the question if different types of grass make a significant difference in distance.

Tim Graves, PGA answering the question if faster green speeds will affect club selection when playing on the course. Tim explains it is not how fast they are, but how firm they are.

Director of Single Plane Academy and Certified Instructor Brock Elmore shows the similarities of sequencing the hips, torso, arms and hands in the Single Plane Swing and chipping and pitching motions.

Todd Graves demonstrates how he practices with the Single Plane Position Trainer (SPPT) by getting his 'feel' back for the correct swing positions before hitting balls on the range.

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Todd Graves shows how much of the backswing rotation occurs in the takeaway. He demonstrates how to stay connected using the Single Plane Position Trainer (SPPT) and the common faults at position 1 takeaway.

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Todd Graves shows how Moe Norman's backswing moved in-and-up using the Single Plane Position Trainer, and he highlights the common fault of getting too much rotation in the backswing that creates a club plane that is too flat.

Todd Graves gives simple tips to help you control your ball flight in windy conditions

Trent White covering the lead hand grip.

Join Trent White in this weeks video to discuss how the torso rotates in the swing. A very common fault we see in our students is that they do not understand the rotations of the body, or how it affects the positions of the swing.

The Trail Foot position and the Lead Foot position at address set you up for success in the rest of the swing. Even minor details such as foot position will affect the way the body moves in the swing and your ability to hit positions.