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Originally Posted by nevermind

OK thanks. If the right shoulder is further down plane at impact, then how do I get the same (right forearm/shaft) plane at address and impact?

1. Setting the Right Forearm On Plane at Address does not require an On Plane Shoulder at Address.

RWH,

Your posts rock! Class is in session. Do you set your Right Forearm on plane at address? I thought I was doing this correctly but Yoda showed me that I wasn't even close. By having the Right Forearm too high at address, it was easier for my Right Forearm to move through the impact interval too high. Thus hitting some low pull hooks.

I have noticed that most of the PGA guys however do not have an on plane Right Forearm at set up. Wonder why? Seems like if that's where you want to be through the ball, then why not start there?

I did notice last night that Lee Buck and AP seemed to have their Right Forearm closer to being 'on plane' than the young guys. Who's to argue with these two.

Would love to get your analysis.

Regards,

richard