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The P.U.R.E. Truth: No Plane For Better Gain
The P.U.R.E. Truth: No Plane, For Better Gain
SUMMARY (1–2 sentences)
Jim Ferreri breaks down the “swing plane” myth and shows why chasing a perfect plane keeps golfers stuck — then explains the simpler LeverGolf approach that organizes the swing without forced positions.
DESCRIPTION (PASTE INTO PODBEAN)
Most golfers are told they need to “get on plane” — and then spend years chasing lines, angles, and positions that never hold up under pressure.
In this episode of Inside LeverGolf, Jim Ferreri calls it out: the swing plane is a traditional swing model concept that creates confusion, inconsistency, and endless compensation.
Because the moment you chase a plane, you start steering the club instead of building a repeatable motion.
In this episode, we break down:
• What people really mean when they say “on plane”
• Why plane-chasing creates timing, flipping, and manipulation
• How golfers get trapped trying to “match” positions they can’t repeat
• What to focus on instead if you want consistency and better ball-striking
• How LeverGolf organizes the swing without forced positions or guesswork
If you’ve ever felt like your swing works one day and disappears the next — this is why.
Visit LeverGolf.com for the training system, the book, and step-by-step options to learn the technique the right way.
Learn in a day, master in a year, play for a lifetime.
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By jimfergolfThe P.U.R.E. Truth: No Plane, For Better Gain
SUMMARY (1–2 sentences)
Jim Ferreri breaks down the “swing plane” myth and shows why chasing a perfect plane keeps golfers stuck — then explains the simpler LeverGolf approach that organizes the swing without forced positions.
DESCRIPTION (PASTE INTO PODBEAN)
Most golfers are told they need to “get on plane” — and then spend years chasing lines, angles, and positions that never hold up under pressure.
In this episode of Inside LeverGolf, Jim Ferreri calls it out: the swing plane is a traditional swing model concept that creates confusion, inconsistency, and endless compensation.
Because the moment you chase a plane, you start steering the club instead of building a repeatable motion.
In this episode, we break down:
• What people really mean when they say “on plane”
• Why plane-chasing creates timing, flipping, and manipulation
• How golfers get trapped trying to “match” positions they can’t repeat
• What to focus on instead if you want consistency and better ball-striking
• How LeverGolf organizes the swing without forced positions or guesswork
If you’ve ever felt like your swing works one day and disappears the next — this is why.
Visit LeverGolf.com for the training system, the book, and step-by-step options to learn the technique the right way.
Learn in a day, master in a year, play for a lifetime.