Both Hitters and Swingers must Aim the Thrust of the Stroke (6-E-2). Normally, that Aiming Point is the Ball (which assumes it is located correctly for the Club in hand). Otherwise, the Aiming Point is either behind or in front of the Ball, depending primarily on Shaft length. And the point that is Aimed is the #3 Pressure Point (the first joint of the right forefinger).
Fundamentally, the Hitter's Right Arm Muscle Power supplies an Active Thrust of that Point to Drive the Golf Club via the Left Wristcock. In contrast, the Swinger's Momentum Transfer Centrifugal Power renders the Right Arm Passive (except for Extensor Action and Lag Pressure) and with it, also the #3 Pressure Point as it actuates the Left Wrist Roll. Study 10-11-0-3.
Bottom line: The Aiming Point Technique for Hitters involves both Aiming and Thrust of the #3 Lag Pressure Point. For Swingers, it is Aiming only. Study 6-C-2-A.
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