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Originally Posted by phillygolf
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Hmmmm.....
Hang on. We got a guy overboard here (me).
This is a great thread, and one that has smoke coming from my ears.
But...
Personally, I feel that impact planeline and lowpoint planeline are different animals. Both nocturnal, yes, but different.
And I am seeing in 2-C (dual horizontal) two different planelines that will not produce the same results. Because the clubhead passes through both doesnt mean, to me, that either planeline can be used.
Can anyone clear it up for me?
Thanks.
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Best I can answer is that they are both on the SAME Plane, the sweetspot plane as shown in 2-C-1 #1.
Maybe this will help. When seeing both of these represented as lines on the ground you would see the Impact Plane Line inside the target line (between the ball and feet). The Low Point plane line would be on the target line. There is a difference between (space) them base on the distance the ball is from the low point. (can't locate reference, call it old age).
Hinging not withstanding both will always be on the plane, this is not the incline plane that the clubshaft is on, but the sweetspot plane.
The Lob shot would I believe require a different description but for standard strokes it is accurate.