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4. Plane Angle/handle height also is a grip deal. Generally if you have the handle lower (elbow to hands only) your grip is going to go on there pretty "strongish". If you set it up on the Turned Shoulder Plane then it will tend to be B-ish. So things get complicated when you set up for a plane angle and then have an "unintended" shift that can mess up the face vector and the rate that the face closes. . . . e.g. raise the handle up thru the ball face vector goes right but the face can rotate around the sweetspot faster too.

Funny you mention this because I recently experimented with raising the handle at address. Its amazing how simple tracing with the right forearm and #3 pp becomes when the left wrist is level, instead of cocked, at address. Sometimes the most obvious answer is the one we overlook. Thanks, Bucket