[Daryl]

http://www.adamyounggolf.com/2014/03/low-point.html

Air,

Another guy with the wrong approach. Adam thinks he's moving the bottom of the clubhead arc around and compensating for changes. To him, the "bottom of clubhead Arc" = Low Point. What he says is irrelevant to me because it bears no resemblance to Low Point according to Homer Kelley.

Low Point is the Heart of the Machine. It is the Basis for all of the Geometry of the Golf Swing. Go ahead and move the ball wherever you like, but don't mess with the one thing that the entire system is based upon.

Low Point is an Alignment. It occurs when the Clubshaft is perpendicular to the Plane Line, the Clubface is Square to the Plane Line and this combined alignment is Aligned to the Bottom of the Arc and the Arc is Aligned to the Center of the Radius of the Primary Lever. The Alignment is inherently designed and built into every club.

All that Adam is actually telling you to do, is hit the Ball before you hit the ground.