back onto the Inclined Plane in an Aligned to the Plane Line manner. QUOTE]
Ok what does this mean?
Sorry for any confusion my wife was yelling at me to get off the computer and decorate the tree or something.
The back of the left hand Swivels back on the Inclined Plane post Follow Through and you check the alignment by confirming the butt end of the club is pointing at the Plane Line. You can do the same thing on the backswing and In Release too.
It a drill done in slow motion without hitting a ball that gives you a feel for the correct roll. On the course, ball flight can be your guide, Overswivel in Finish normally accompanied by a draw or hook , underswivel a fade or slice. Over and under swivel both being off plane procedures in that the butt end points above or under the plane line during the Finish. Learn mechanically, play by feel. You need a way to check your alignments.
A flash light upside down in your left hand is another method for checking plane compliance.
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