Just want to make sure I am understanding this. At address, with the right forearm on the same plane as the club shaft, the plane angle would be different for the different clubs, more upright with sand wedge, flatter with longer irons, or driver, but by "they are identicle" you mean that they are both the elbow plane?
Just want to make sure I am understanding this. At address, with the right forearm on the same plane as the club shaft, the plane angle would be different for the different clubs, more upright with sand wedge, flatter with longer irons, or driver, but by "they are identicle" you mean that they are both the elbow plane?
Thanks
Brian,
The definition of Elbow Plane (10-6-A) is where the Right Elbow "Touches the Waist". If your right elbow is not touching your Waist at your address position, then it (right elbow) is not starting on the Elbow Plane.
I would add that this alignment needs to be accomplished without grounding or soling the clubhead. If you do ground the clubhead at address, you to do it after the alignment is established and it will look different as does the location of the clubhead when grounded vs not grounded.
What about with mid body hands at Address, should you still be trying to line up the forearm?
With a Classical Address, Left Wrist Bent and the Right Wrist Flat, the On Plane Right Forearm and Clubshaft can point at nearly the same point on the Plane Line during Start Up (7-9); works for me. Of course, we know that somethings are going to change before we get to Impact.
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