Right forearm on plane? Which plane?

[phillygolf]

The pics of Faldo, Nelson, Price, Garcia and Trevino at http://www.golfbetterproductions.com/comparison.asp show that the right forearm and clubshaft are on the same plane which, in turn, is below the plane of the ball ("the clubshaft points outside the ball, not at it"), presumeably so that the sweetspot is on plane with the ball. Am I reading this correctly?

Impact fix.

Right forearm onplane.

then again at impact.

[12 piece bucket]

I think we may be mixing stuff up a little here. The Right Forearm and Clubshaft should be IN THE SAME PLANE to maintain the Right Forearm Flying Wedge alignment . . . . but only on the INCLINED PLANE when the Right Elbow is On-Plane (I think?).

[Martee]

According to Kelley

MOTION All the action of the Golf Club takes place on a flat, inflexible, Inclined Plane, which extends well beyond the circumference of the stroke – in every direction. The full length of the Clubshaft remains unwaveringly on the face of this Inclined Plane – Waggle to Follow-through.

[EdZ]

Martee - don't confuse "A" plane with "THE" plane

The old classic SNL skit... Hello, my name is A Whitney Brown, some day I hope to be "the" Whitney Brown

"The" plane is defined by the hands and the sweet spot.