[slicer mcgolf]

I didnt find the thread but I found a few others, including one I started on a similar subject. Clearly my idea isn't clear yet.


What I read was:

plane shifts are hazardous because they change the path of the hands and creates a more chaotic model.

hand path and plane shifts are directly related to the pivot - hip action, knee action, spine tilt.

right elbow position dictates the hand path, and therefore if and when plane shifts happen.

The shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line. Great for the backswing.

Therefore a longer line can create more speed, so would a loop or early plane shifts on the way down create more speed?