[nevermind]

I'll admit to going over chapter 2 only very briefly to date, but I could recall reading something to the effect of that 2-F quote, and in my head that matched with what I was seeing on the stickmen. That’s why I came to the conclusion that it was the line b/w the hands (PP#3) and Sweet Spot that should be 'on plane'. Now with Bagger Lance's post it seems I should have given greater credence to 7-6 and the Clubshaft... nevermind


So Bagger, would these two changes would make the stickmen more accurate?

1. the TSP slicing through not the ball, but a point on the ground where the hosel sits at Fix
2. the right forearm actually on the TSP angle at fix/impact

If No. 2 is correct, my faith in the all the talk of the on plane rear forearm is restored. But now I must return to where this all began for me.

Fix is a rehersal of your Impact alignments, so what you dont want at Impact you dont want at Fix. I take it a straight rear arm is not what you want at Impact. How can you have the shaft and forearm on a TSP angle, without a straight rear arm and without standing basically upright? I just cant see it