[golfbulldog]

Thanks again for all the great video!
I need to see the down the line view to comment on the right forearm. Nearly all the tour guys have their right forearms above the plane approaching impact.

No DTL views - what struck me was the way in which Allenby and Johnson really seem to drive their right forearms through impact whereas Dougherty and Donald seem to lose their right elbow flex through impact...right forearm traces a plane line which appears to go to right field...Allenby and Johnson right forearms trace more target line...more hip motion..less stalling - or maybe just stalling hips later ?

Donald and Dougherty have more of the "cross over" release...big gap between right elbow and hip through impact...Allenby and Johnson keep the elbow and right hip much closer through impact...

The timing of "both arms straight" is much sooner after impact for Donald and Dougherty than for Johnson and Allenby - irrespective of the apparent clubface variations (hinge action).

I will do a montage of the the specifics that I have seen to see if anyone else agrees...I think that the driven right forearm through (or at least to impact) is a sign of "on plane" right forearm...you can't drive something effectively unless it is on plane IMO.