Only if you sink into the ground too. It's on the Plane Line but "Down-Plane" a little more. Moving the Ball to your right, is Up-Plane. Moving the Ball to the Left, is Down-Plane. Your Clubhead is moving Down, out, and forward. Read on.
What are the curved arrows? Club paths? Where is the Arc or Angle of Approach?
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The Face is Square at Normal Address. But remember, when you first positioned the Clubface behind the Ball at it's new Forward Location, your Hands and Clubface became slightly Rolled. You then squared the Clubface by rotating the Shaft Clockwise but your Hands stayed Rolled. SO, when the Clubhead returns to the Ball at Impact, Your hands will be Aligned to Plane as normal, but the Clubface will be open. The Clubface will be Closing through the Impact Interval, but at Separation, the Clubface will still be Open to the Plane Line. Also, keep in mind that the Ball was moved forward one inch, your hands will be one inch more forward at Impact also.
I thought we gripped it at fix. Why grip it at Normal Address and then do the rolling to square the face only to come back with the hands as per normal and the face open? Why not just grip it at Fix, roll the face open in the hands and call it a day?
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