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5.0 out of 5 stars Love this book and Moe’s swing By Michael S. Robertson May 6, 2018 Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase I got hooked the moment I heard about Moe. His story is fascinating and his swing is easy to learn. Thank you Todd for taking the time to pass it on and cement Moe’s
Moe’s Way of Teaching
If I had to describe the way Moe taught me with one word it would definitely be “feel”. Words can not describe the complicated motions of the golf swing but learning to feel the movement of the body while moving the club is invaluable. Here are some of the basic “Moves” that Moe helped me
Book Testimonial – Thanks Bill
Wow, Tim…and Todd…and all of you who helped create this magnificent book. This is a stunning achievement and completely blew me away. I expected something along the lines of a biography of Moe and perhaps some general instruction kind of thing. What you’ve produced is far, far better than ANYTHING I have ever seen in
Back in Motion for 2015
Following a few months of Oklahoma cold weather, it was refreshing to get back into the swing of the golf schools. The Graves Golf Academy team delivered our first golf school for 2015 giving twenty-two students a start for a great new golfing year. Each school brings new opportunities to help golfers of all levels improve
Feel Makes Real – Writing A Great Instruction Book
Anyone who saw the movie Karate Kid, will never forget the scene where Daniel, the student of Karate Master Mr. Kesuke Miyagi discovers that household chores have been teaching him Karate without him knowing it. Let me set the scene. As Daniel paints the side of his house, Mr. Miyagi approaches holding a fishing pole and
Moe Norman’s Swing is Easier, Data Proves it.
When I met Moe Norman, I saw a simple golf swing and immediately wondered how someone could intuitively discover such simplicity. After a few years practicing with him, I figured it out – he didn’t ever take a “conventional” lesson. His introverted personality and hard work helped him to biomechanically stumble across the best
The Legacy of Moe Norman
Eleven years ago I played my final round of golf with Moe Norman. His body had weakened and his drives no longer flew as far but his golf swing movement remained unchanged. Moe’s mechanics were pure and exact. Whether it was watching him swing effortlessly at long shots or short pitches he played the game of