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Originally Posted by armourall
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I agree with your thoughts on the Plane Board as a training aid... for those of us who know G.O.L.F.
Can you imagine trying to convince the average golfer that they should use a straight board to produce a curved stroke? 
The Putting Arc is indeed a good product and I've heard many positive comments about it.
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Yeah. Hearing people talk about a "straight back straight through" stroke irritates me because they have it half right and half wrong. All strokes are, in fact, straight back and straight through because you are tracing a straight line. However, since we are standing to the side of the ball, the clubhead must curve. Straight back and straight through is 'pointing', not 'tracing'. I don't see why people are convinced a putting strokes covers the target line when no other stroke does.