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Old 01-19-2013, 05:43 PM
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At impact the LCOG of the Golf Club defines a "Plane". The Plane has an Angle. The Angle has 2 reference Points. The COG of the Ball and "Low Point". Homer Kelley substitutes Low Point and identifies various points on your Body as the second reference point. So, we have the Ball as one reference point and various Body related reference points to identify different Plane Angles for the shaft.

The Plane Angle, being a "Component" has an Alignment. One Alignment affects another so its helpful to understand the interaction and strengths and weaknesses for mechanical advantage.
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