Charley Hoffman plays his shot from the ninth tee during the third round of the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on June 16, 2018 in Southampton, New York. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Canadian pro golfer Moe Norman was known for his ability to hit dead straight shots time after time. Now a new wave of golfers may be able to be able to learn Norman’s legendary swing thanks to a new partnership between K-Motion and Graves Golf.
K-Motion is a sports analytics company that integrates sensors with software to help coaches and athletes understand and improve their movements in a range of sports, including golf. The K-Coach golf product is designed to help improve form and training for any swing type.
Graves Golf instructors teach the single plane style that Norman used in his career to win 55 titles on the Canadian Tour.
“Moe used to call his swing the feeling of greatness,” said Todd Graves, co-founder of Graves Golf and a former student of Norman, in a release that announced the partnership. “With Single Plane 3D K-Coach, we finally have a tool that can definitively create the positions and feels that made Moe one of the game’s elite ball strikers. This is an exciting next step for Graves Golf and the game of golf.”
