Thought you TGM enthusiasts would enjoy seeing how I "locate" the Plane Line with video. I position the camera "on" the imaginary Inclined Plane, looking parallel to the Target Line. I "mark" the Inclined Plane with a drawing tool. When the clubshaft adheres closely to the marked line, then the Plane Line will be within a few degrees of Square to the Target Line. That's the case with this here example.
Could you define "zero Horizontal Swing Plane"? Is that the Plane you prescribe? If so could you describe the mechanical advantages you see to swinging on this angle? Could you describe the component variations you use to achieve this and how they work together with the assumed mechanical advantage of the "zero Horizontal Swing Plane" if that is what you prescribe?
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