Stop Practicing "Swing Only." Start Playing Golf.
Single Plane University gives you a complete scoring plan—swing coaching included—so your work finally shows up on your scorecard.
A Personal Letter From Tim Graves, PGA:
"I WON MY TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY!"
— Chris Anderson, May 2026
I want to tell you about one of my students.
His name is Chris Anderson. When I met him at a Single Plane Golf School, he was shooting in the low 90s. He came up to me on the range between sessions and asked: "Tim, how can I get better?"
I looked at him and said: "Get your a** off the range."
Chris had been doing everything right — hitting buckets, filming his swing, grinding on mechanics. But that wasn't his problem. He was practicing golf swing — not golf. He had no short game practice plan. No mental game. No system for scoring. He was working on the hardest part of the game while completely ignoring the easiest strokes to save.
I showed him the data. I walked him through what Graves Golf by Design had revealed about golfers at his level — where the strokes were actually going, what the benchmarks showed, what his real low-hanging fruit was. For Chris, it was clear: short game first.
He changed everything. Shifted to 90% short game, 10% long game. Worked the system. And a few weeks later, he sent me that email you see right there.
That message made my day. Not because it proved the system works — I already knew that. But because Chris trusted it. He got off the range, attacked the right problem, and won.
That's what Single Plane University is built to do for you.
He won because the data told him exactly where to spend his time — and he listened.
That data came from Graves Golf by Design — the system I built from twenty years of statistical analysis across hundreds of thousands of rounds of golf. It's not a feeling. It's not a hunch. It's a complete scoring blueprint, calibrated to your age and your handicap, that tells you precisely which parts of your game are costing you the most strokes — and in what order to fix them.
It's the engine behind everything we do inside Single Plane University. And it's what made Chris's result possible.
The Foundation of Single Plane University
Graves Golf by Design
Think of it as your business plan for your golf game.
Using age- and handicap-adjusted benchmarks built from hundreds of thousands of rounds of golf, Graves Golf by Design tells you exactly which areas of your game are costing you the most strokes — and in what order to attack them.
It's not a guess. It's not a feeling. It's a repeatable, data-driven system for lowering your score — and it's the engine that powers everything we do inside Single Plane University.
10
Scored assessments across your full game
Age-adjusted
Benchmarks built for your age group, not tour pros
5 min each
Done on the range, putting green, or at home
Here's the truth nobody's telling you...
Practicing swing only is killing your score.
(And your enjoyment.)
Sure, your 7-iron might be pure. Your swing might look great on video.
But you're still shooting the same scores you shot two years ago.
Why?
Because you're practicing the hardest parts of golf—and completely ignoring the easiest strokes to save.
The SPU Difference
What would take 50 rounds to learn,
you'll prove in 30 minutes.
Most practice builds technique. Single Plane University builds experience.
Traditional Practice
- ✗ Hit balls until something feels right
- ✗ No pressure, no consequence, no score
- ✗ Technique that disappears on the course
- ✗ 50 rounds to build real feel and instinct
SPU Pressure Testing
- ✓ Gamified drills with real scoring and stakes
- ✓ Competitive stress that mirrors on-course pressure
- ✓ Feel and instinct built in minutes, not months
- ✓ 30 minutes = what 50 rounds couldn't teach you
Here's what nobody in golf instruction talks about: the difference between knowing something and owning it.
You can watch a video about distance control. You can understand the concept perfectly. But until you've stood over a chip shot with something on the line — a real target, a score, a streak to protect — that knowledge stays theoretical. It doesn't transfer to the course.
That transfer is what SPU is built around. Every drill inside the program is gamified — scored, pressured, competitive. You're not just practicing the motion. You're building the feel that only comes from experience. And you're building it fast.
The Rep Compression Principle
"I'm going to save you thousands of rounds of golf through these pressure tests. The experience you'd earn over a lifetime of playing — you're going to build it here, in structured sessions, with a score in front of you and a coach watching."
— TIM GRAVES, PGA
The Proof
There Is a Science to Lowering Your Score
We're not guessing at what moves the needle. The USGA Foundation analyzed over 100,000 rounds of golf to map exactly what separates scratch golfers from everyone else — and the answer might surprise you.
Here's what they found:
The USGA Foundation's analysis reveals something fascinating: improvement happens in predictable, measurable increments.
When you move from a 20-handicap to a 10-handicap, the data shows specific changes: you average 5 fewer putts per round (from 39 to 34), your up-and-down percentage from around the green improves from 45% to 60%, and you hit about 9% more greens in regulation.
Here's what matters: these improvements are not random. They follow clear patterns across hundreds of thousands of rounds. A scratch golfer averages 30 putts per round. A 10-handicap averages 34. A 20-handicap averages 39. Each level has its benchmarks.
Inside Single Plane University, members see detailed comparative charts we've built from this USGA Foundation data. These charts show exactly where scratch golfers, 10-handicaps, 20-handicaps, and 30-handicaps differ across putting, chipping, pitching, greens in regulation, driving accuracy, bunker play, and distance.
This is how we identify your low-hanging fruit. By comparing your Graves Golf by Design Assessment results to these benchmarks, your coach sees immediately which skills are holding you back—and which improvements will save you the most strokes fastest.
Data analysis based on USGA Foundation research of 100,000+ rounds
Now here's where it gets interesting.
Most golfers look at this chart and think: "I need to hit more greens. I need to hit it farther. I need to hit more fairways."
So they spend hours on the range. Working on their swing. Trying to stripe it.
But they're attacking the wrong problem.
Let Me Show You the Low-Hanging Fruit in Your Game
Let's say you're a 20-handicapper. You shoot around 92.
Here's what your stats probably look like:
- 39 putts per round
- 45% up-and-down from around the green
- 33% up-and-down from 15-50 yards
- 55% fairways hit
- 41% greens in regulation
Now, let's do some simple math on where you can save strokes fastest:
Improve Your Putting
Current state: 39 putts per round (20-handicap average)
If you improve to 10-handicap putting: 34 putts per round
Strokes saved: 5 per round
That's it. Just getting better at putting—something you can practice in your living room—saves you 5 strokes.
You didn't change your swing. You didn't add distance. You didn't hit more greens.
You just made more putts.
How realistic is this?
Extremely. Because putting isn't about strength or flexibility or perfect mechanics. It's about:
- Proper setup and alignment
- A repeatable stroke
- Distance control
- Green reading
All of which can be trained progressively with the right system.
Improve Your Driving Accuracy
Current state: You hit 55% of fairways (20-handicap average)
If you improve to 10-handicap driving accuracy: 60% of fairways hit
Hitting just 5% more fairways might not sound like much, but it means easier approach shots, fewer penalty strokes, and less time searching for your ball.
Strokes saved: 1-2 per round (and a lot less frustration!)
You don't need to swing harder or faster. You just need to hit it straighter.
How realistic is this?
Very. Improving driving accuracy isn't just about raw power. It's about:
- Proper setup and alignment for the driver
- Understanding your natural swing path
- Optimizing your impact for straighter shots
- Gaining control over your shot shape
Our Driver Optimization course in the Single Plane University Library focuses specifically on these areas, allowing you to hit more fairways without sacrificing distance.
Add It Up:
- Improve your putting skill from 20-handicap level to 10-handicap level: Save 5 strokes
- Improve your driving accuracy from 20-handicap level to 10-handicap level: Save 2 strokes
Total: 7 strokes saved per round
You just went from shooting 92 to shooting 85.
Without changing your swing.
Now, we're not saying don't work on your ball striking.
Better ball striking absolutely helps. Hitting more greens means fewer chips and pitches. Hitting more fairways means easier approach shots.
But here's the reality:
Improving your greens in regulation from 41% (20-handicap) to 50% (10-handicap) means you hit about 1-2 more greens per round.
That's maybe 1-2 strokes saved—and it requires significant swing changes, better contact, more distance, and improved accuracy.
Meanwhile, improving your putting saves you 5 strokes. Improving your driving accuracy saves you another 2.
Same outcome. Much easier path.
This is the low-hanging fruit in your game.
Here's that exact math playing out in a real tournament.
Chris Anderson was shooting in the low 90s when he came to me for help. I told him to get off the range and start working on his short game, his mental game, and how to actually score. He didn't win his club tournament off the tee. He hit 5 greens in regulation. He won it with 29 putts and 5-out-of-6 up-and-downs.
"Tim's statistics presentation was VERY eye opening. It took the pressure off me trying to be perfect tee to green. I shifted my practice to 90% short game and 10% long game. Yesterday I WON MY TOURNAMENT."
— CHRIS ANDERSON, Club Tournament Winner, May 2026
| Stat | Result |
|---|---|
| Fairways Hit | 9 |
| Greens in Regulation | 5 |
| Putts | 29 |
| Chips (Up & Down) | 5/6 |
| Pitches | 1/3 |
| Birdies | 2 |
From low 90s shooter... to tournament winner. Same swing. Different game.
The System Behind the Results
How We Find Your Low-Hanging Fruit
Before I became a PGA professional, I was a biostatistician. I was working on my master's degree — even started a doctorate in epidemiology and biostatistics. Numbers have always been how I think.
So when I went through my PGA certification over twenty years ago, my final presentation to a room full of PGA professionals wasn't about swing mechanics. It was about statistics in golf. How to monitor the game. How to use numbers to identify strengths and weaknesses. How to target improvement with precision instead of guessing.
I've been refining that system ever since — through thousands of students, hundreds of schools, and years of feedback from my coaching staff in the field.
Recently, one of my master instructors, Ralph Rabago — who's been coaching for over forty years and teaches multiple sports at a university level — came to me with a problem. He said: "Tim, our students are sending in swing videos, working hard, and still not seeing the improvement they expected. They don't know how to score the game. They don't understand where their strokes are going."
That conversation crystallized everything. Graves Golf by Design was born.
It's a complete scoring blueprint — built from real statistical analysis of hundreds of thousands of rounds of golf, broken down by handicap and by age. Because a 70-year-old scratch golfer doesn't need to hit it 242 yards. They need to hit it 190. Those are completely different targets, and most instruction ignores that entirely.
Assess (Graves Golf by Design Assessments)
You start by taking the Graves Golf by Design Assessments — a series of quick, scored games that measure your skill level across every area of your game.
These aren't vague "hit some putts and see how you feel" exercises. These are specific, measurable tests with real scoring. And here's what makes them practical: you don't have to go play a round of golf to get the data. These can be done on the range, on the putting green, on the chipping green — even at home.
Each assessment takes about five minutes. You play a game, score it, and compare your score against the benchmark for your age and target handicap. That's it.
For example:
- Putting: Make 10 putts from 6 feet going around the clock. How many hours can you complete before missing two in a row?
- Chipping: Land 10 chips in a 3-foot landing zone. How many stay in the zone and release correctly?
- Pitching: Hit 10 pitch shots into a specific landing area. How many finish in the zone?
- Ball Striking: Hit 10 shots with your 7-iron into a defined accuracy lane at 80% of your distance. How many stay in the lane?
- Bunker Play: A scoring game that awards points for getting out, getting on the green, and getting up-and-down — weighted by what actually matters at your level.
These aren't feelings. These are numbers.
When you finish, you have a scorecard with real data:
- 6ft putting: 5 out of 12 hours
- Landing zone chipping: 3 out of 10
- Pitching accuracy: 4 out of 10
- 7-iron lane: 6 out of 10
And when you compare your numbers to the age-adjusted benchmarks I built — scratch vs. 10-handicap vs. 20-handicap, at your specific age — you see exactly where you stand.
This is your baseline.
Prescribe (Your Coach Analyzes and Prescribes)
Your coach reviews your Graves Golf by Design results and compares them to the age-adjusted benchmarks — what golfers at your age, at every handicap level, actually score on these same assessments.
They're looking for the biggest gap between where you are and where you should be. Not generic tour stats. Not what a thirty-year-old scratch player does. What someone your age, at your target handicap, actually achieves.
Let's say your assessment shows:
- Putting: 25-30 handicap skill level
- Chipping: 25-30 handicap skill level
- 7-iron accuracy: 20-handicap skill level
- Driver: 15-18 handicap skill level
Your coach's prescription:
"Start with Putting 101. Your putting skills are significantly weaker than the rest of your game — you're putting like a 25-30 handicap while you're a 20. That's costing you 6-8 strokes per round. That's your lowest-hanging fruit.
After you complete Putting 101, we'll re-assess and likely move to Chipping 101 next."
The coach isn't guessing. They're using your data — compared against the Graves Golf by Design benchmarks I built over twenty years — to tell you exactly what will drop your scores fastest.
No opinions. No generic advice. Just your numbers, matched against what works at your level.
Train (Progressive SPU Program)
Now you enter your prescribed Single Plane University program.
Here's how the PROCESS works:
You don't get overwhelmed with information.
Instead, you get one focused training session per day. Each session is 10-15 minutes. Each one builds on the previous day.
Think of it like building your swing: You didn't learn positions 0-6 all at once. You learned position 0, then position 1, then position 2—each building on the last.
SPU programs work the same way.
Here's what happens inside a program:
- Week 1: You learn the fundamentals (setup, grip, alignment—whatever applies to that skill)
- Week 2: You learn the mechanics (stroke, motion, technique)
- Week 3: You learn control and feel (distance, trajectory, touch)
- Week 4: You learn to apply it under pressure (drills, games, on-course scenarios)
- Week 5-6: You refine, test, and measure final results
Each day, you:
- Watch a short training video (5-10 minutes)
- Do the prescribed drill (5-10 minutes)
- Optional: Film yourself and send to your coach
Your coach monitors your progress throughout.
You're not doing this alone. Your coach:
- Reviews videos you send (if you choose to send them)
- Answers questions via email/text
- Joins you on live Zoom Q&A sessions
- Adjusts your training if you're struggling with something
Think of your coach as your guide. They prescribed this program because your data showed you needed it. Now they're making sure you actually complete it and get results.
Re-Assess (Measure Progress Throughout)
Here's what makes SPU different from random practice:
You don't wait until the end to see if it worked.
Throughout the program, you retake mini-assessments:
- Week 2: Quick check-in. Is the training working?
- Week 4: Mid-point assessment. How much have you improved?
- Week 6: Final assessment. Prove your improvement with data.
Let's say you started Putting 101 making 4 out of 12 hours on the clock drill.
- Week 2: You're now making 6 out of 12
- Week 4: You're making 8 out of 12
- Week 6: You're making 10 out of 12
That's not a feeling. That's measurable improvement.
And on the course? You're averaging 35 putts per round instead of 39.
You just saved 4 strokes per round.
Adjust (Your Coach Prescribes Next Steps)
After you complete the program, your coach reviews your final assessment.
They compare where you started to where you finished. They look at your new baseline across all Graves Golf by Design Assessments.
Then they prescribe what's next:
"Excellent progress on putting. You improved from below 20-handicap to solid 10-handicap level. Your lag putting especially improved dramatically.
Now let's attack your next biggest opportunity: Chipping 101. Your landing zone accuracy is still costing you 2-3 strokes per round. Let's fix that next."
You move to the next program. The process repeats.
Assess → Prescribe → Train → Re-assess → Adjust.
Apply the Scientific Method to Your Golf Game
This is how you prove you're getting better.
Not a feeling. Not a hope. Real numbers, tracked over time, that show you moving from one level to the next.
Measure. Train. Prove. Simplify. Repeat.
Moe's Secret
"I never practiced what I was good at. I practiced what I wasn't good at. That's how you get better. You gotta be honest with yourself. You gotta know where you stink."
— MOE NORMAN
"Finally, a system that tells me exactly what to work on and when. No more guessing. No more wasted range sessions. My coach keeps me on track and I'm seeing measurable progress every month."
— DAVID L., TEXAS
12 handicap, member for 8 months
Why This Works: You're Training the Right Things in the Right Order
Here's why most golfers never improve:
They work on everything at once. A little putting here. A little chipping there. Some swing work. Some driver work.
No focus. No progression. No measurements.
Single Plane University is the opposite.
You focus on ONE area at a time. You train it progressively (just like you learned your swing). You measure your improvement. Then you move to the next area.
This is how you build a complete game.
Not by dabbling. By systematically eliminating weaknesses—starting with the easiest strokes to save.
And here's the beautiful part:
The low-hanging fruit in your game is different from everyone else's.
- Maybe your putting is already solid, but your chipping is terrible. Your coach will prescribe Chipping 101 first.
- Maybe your short game is great, but you can't hit a fairway wood to save your life. Your coach will prescribe Fairway Woods and Hybrids.
- Maybe you hit it well but have no course management skills. Your coach will prescribe Course Management 101 or Playing School.
The system adapts to YOU.
Because we're not guessing. We're using data. We're assessing. We're prescribing based on where YOUR biggest opportunities are.
Moe on Practice
"You don't need to hit a thousand balls. You need to hit one ball a thousand times correctly. Feel it. Learn it. Own it. That's how you groove it."
— MOE NORMAN
Golf Has Eight Scoring Principles That Determine What You Shoot
- 1.Ball striking — Full swing mechanics and contact quality
- 2.Short game — Chipping, pitching, and bunker play
- 3.Putting — Where 40%+ of your strokes happen
- 4.Practice habits — What you do determines what you can do
- 5.Course management — Strategy, shot selection, and decision-making
- 6.Equipment — Properly fit clubs make execution easier
- 7.Mental game — Focus, confidence, and emotional control
- 8.Fitness — Your body's ability to execute the swing
There's a reason I once told a student to get off the range entirely. When you're only working on #1 while ignoring the other seven, you're not practicing golf — you're practicing hope.
Most golfers obsess over #1... and completely ignore the other seven.
They beat balls on the range for hours. They film their swing from four angles. They work with a coach on their positions.
Meanwhile, they randomly chip a few balls. Putt until they're bored. Play rounds without any strategy whatsoever.
No plan. No structure. No measurements. No accountability.
Just... hoping it all comes together on Saturday morning.
Here's what that produces:
Two 20-handicappers with completely different games.
Golfer A:
- Averages 39 putts per round (20-handicap average)
- Gets up and down 45% of the time chipping (20-handicap average)
- Hits 55% of fairways (20-handicap average)
- Shoots 92
Golfer B:
- Averages 42 putts per round (worse than 20-handicap)
- Gets up and down 38% of the time chipping (worse than 20-handicap)
- Hits 60% of fairways (better than 20-handicap)
- Shoots 92
Same handicap. Totally different weaknesses.
Golfer A is "average" across the board. Improving any area will help—but putting and short game will give the fastest results.
Golfer B can stripe it off the tee but can't putt or chip. Their low-hanging fruit is obvious: putting and short game could save them 8-10 strokes.
Your handicap tells you where you are.
It doesn't tell you what's holding you back.
Single Plane University does.
We assess all eight principles using Graves Golf by Design. Identify your biggest weakness. Then prescribe the exact training program—with a personal coach—to fix it.
What's Included in Single Plane University
When you join Single Plane University, you get complete access to every course we've created. We run 5 guided SPU courses per year as a group (listed below for the 2026 classes). Alternatively, you can work through the entire Single Plane University Library at your own pace, which includes all our previous guided classes.
If purchased separately, each program costs $1,000.
Single Plane University Library
Single Plane Range
Learn how to practice efficiently and analyze ball flight like a pro. Stop wasting time on the range and start training with purpose.
Power Generation in Full Swing
Maximize lower body power and swing speed. Build effortless power from the ground up.
Putting 101
Build a putting game that lowers your scores. Master the fundamentals of setup, stroke, and green reading.
Chipping 101
Save strokes with a reliable chipping stroke. Learn minimal fly, maximum roll—the key to getting up and down.
Driver Optimization
Master driver mechanics for accuracy and distance. Dial in your setup, swing, and ball flight.
Speed Optimization
Build effortless speed with body-focused exercises. Add distance without sacrificing control.
Course Management 101
Develop routines for pre-round prep, strategy, and mental toughness. Learn to play smarter, not harder.
Fast Forward Training
Off-season program to keep your game sharp year-round. Don't lose your progress when you can't get outside.
2026 Release Schedule (5 New Programs):
April 13 - Fairway Woods and Hybrids
Learn mechanics, usage, and drills to master these clubs. Hit them pure and know when to use them.
June 15 - Scoring Wedges
Master the shots that separate good players from great ones. Control distance, trajectory, and spin.
August 17 - Playing School
SPU course focused on on-course strategy, shot selection, and execution to lower your scores.
October 19 - Putting 201
Advanced putting training for golfers ready to take their putting to the next level.
December 14 - Fast Forward
Our flagship winter training program. Keep your game sharp when you can't get outside.
Every program includes:
- Baseline assessment (so you know exactly where you're starting)
- Daily training for 35-40 days (just 10-15 minutes per day)
- Step-by-step video instruction from Tim and Todd
- Continuous progress tracking
- Personal coaching and video review
- Live Q&A Zoom sessions (limited to 15 people max)
- Final assessment (your new baseline)
You Also Get Unlimited Access to Single Plane 30*
Single Plane 30 is the foundation of everything we teach—the core training program that builds your single plane swing.
As a Single Plane University member, you get unlimited access to Single Plane 30 while your membership is active.
- A new SP30 class starts every month
- Take it as many times as you want
- We recommend taking it 12 times per year
Think of SP30 as your fundamental "workout" that keeps your swing sharp, efficient, and reliable—building a golf swing that doesn't fail under pressure.
Each SP30 class is valued at $297.
Taking it 12 times per year = $3,564 value included in your membership.
* Unlimited SP30 access included with annual membership only. Monthly members receive discounted SP30 access at $197 per class.
"The assessments don't lie. I thought my chipping was decent—turns out it was my biggest weakness. Three weeks into the Chipping 101 program and I'm already saving 2-3 strokes per round."
— JENNIFER S., FLORIDA
15 handicap, SPU member since 2025
Your Personal Coach: Intelligent Swing Coaching Included
Your Single Plane University coach is your partner, guide, and accountability system.
They don't just give you access to programs and wish you luck. You get full Intelligent Swing Coaching—the same expert video analysis that normally costs $69/month as a standalone service.
What is Intelligent Swing Coaching?
Our certified Single Plane coaches perform forensic, frame-by-frame analysis of your swing against the legendary Moe Norman model. You get personalized video feedback with specific, actionable corrections—no vague advice, no confusion. Just precision direction that saves you months of trial and error.
Your coach provides:
- Expert video analysis — submit swing videos for detailed review against the Moe Norman Single Plane model
- Personalized video feedback — receive crystal-clear corrections tailored to your specific swing
- Graves Golf by Design Assessment analysis — identify your biggest opportunities for improvement
- Prescribed training programs — get the exact SPU course you need based on your data
- Progress monitoring — track your improvement through each program
- Training adjustments — modify your practice based on what they see
- Direct access — ask questions via email, phone, and text
- Live Zoom coaching calls — get real-time guidance and accountability
- Master certified instructors — all personally trained by Todd Graves
Unlimited coaching for as long as you're a member.
Without expert eyes verifying your mechanics against the Moe Norman model, you risk ingraining compensations that sabotage your progress. Your coach ensures every practice session builds correct, lasting habits—not bad ones.
This is worth $828/year standalone. It's included free with your SPU membership.
Additional Member Benefits
$400 discount on select golf schools
Attend our in-person schools at a significant discount. Can be used multiple times.
40% off products
Training aids, golf balls, gloves, and more at member pricing.
Exclusive discounts on golf clubs
Upgrade your equipment with member-only pricing.
Enhanced trade-in values
Get more for your old clubs when you're ready to upgrade.
These benefits alone can offset a significant portion of your investment.
From Low 90s Shooter to Tournament Winner — Without Changing His Swing
"I WON MY TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY! It was a tough course in windy conditions. My short game won it — 29 putts, chips up and down 5 out of 6, and I made long putts to save par and bogey when I needed them. Tim's statistics presentation was VERY eye opening. It took the pressure off me trying to be perfect tee to green. I shifted my practice to 90% short game and 10% long game.
Fairways: 9 | GIR: 5 | Putts: 29 | Chips: 5/6 | Pitches: 1/3 | Birdies: 2
— CHRIS ANDERSON, Club Tournament Winner, May 4, 2026
It started on the range at a Single Plane Golf School. Chris was shooting in the low 90s. He asked me what he should do to improve his scores. I told him to get off the range — stop practicing swing and start playing golf. Short game. Mental game. Scoring. Chris did the work. The data showed him where his strokes were going. The system gave him a plan. His coach kept him on track. Then he won. That's the system.
This Isn't Just Training. It's a Complete System.
You're not guessing what to work on.
You're not stuck watching random videos hoping something sticks.
You're not practicing alone without feedback.
You have:
- Graves Golf by Design Assessments that tell you exactly what needs work
- A personal coach who prescribes your training plan
- Progressive programs that build your skills step-by-step
- Live coaching and accountability so you actually complete what you start
- Measurable results so you see real improvement
This is how you build a complete golf game.
Not just a swing. A game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I'm already working on my swing with a coach. Will this interfere?
No. Single Plane University complements your swing work. You'll continue working on your swing—but now you'll also train your short game, putting, course management, and everything else that affects your score.
Q: How much time does each program require?
10-15 minutes per day. Most programs run 35-40 days. You can go at your own pace—if you miss a few days, just pick up where you left off.
Q: What if I can't keep up with the group?
You work through programs with your coach at your own pace. If a new program releases and you're still working on a previous one, that's fine. All programs remain available to you.
Q: Can I choose which program to start with?
Your coach will recommend which program to start with based on your Graves Golf by Design Assessments—but ultimately, you decide. The goal is to work on what will lower your scores fastest.
Q: What if I'm not a Single Plane golfer yet?
Single Plane University is designed for members who understand the Single Plane swing basics. If you're new to Single Plane, we recommend starting with our foundational programs first.
Q: Is there a limit to how many students you accept?
Yes. We can only accept a limited number of new members because each student requires intensive personal coaching. When we reach capacity, enrollment closes until spots open up.
Our Guarantee
We guarantee you will be surprised by what you find.
When you go through the Graves Golf by Design assessments, you will discover strengths you didn't know you had — and weaknesses you never suspected were costing you strokes. That's not a pitch. That's a promise.
Follow the system. Work with your coach. Attack the areas that the data identifies. And if you do the work and don't see measurable improvement — we want to hear from you.
Your progress is measurable. Your coach is accountable. And so are we.
"The numbers don't lie. You'll know exactly where you are, exactly where you need to go, and exactly what to do next. That's the business plan for your game — and I stand behind it."
— Tim Graves, PGA
Moe's Final Word
"Golf is simple. People make it complicated. Find what works, practice it, stick with it. Don't chase every new thing. Build your game one piece at a time."
— MOE NORMAN
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This Program Is Built
for the Few.
Single Plane University accepts a limited number of members each enrollment period — because every student receives intensive, personal coaching from a master-certified instructor. We don't scale volume. We scale results.
If you're ready to stop guessing and commit to a proven, data-driven system with a dedicated coach by your side, the next step is a direct conversation.
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P.S.
Spots in Single Plane University are limited because every member receives intensive personal coaching. When we're at capacity, enrollment closes. If you're even remotely interested, — Ryan Westrick will personally review it and get back to you within 24 hours.
P.P.S.
We've seen members improve their handicap by 5-8 strokes in just 40 days with proper training. Not random practice. Progressive training with a coach guiding you every step.