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Have a very, vivid sense of the base of your plane line. for your chosen baseline to have any relevance however you must know where your clubface is pointing in relation to both the target line and flight line of the ball. So you must have a very clear idea of this at impact fix. It is not an over the top move if you trace a straight plane line, but appear to move OTT in relation to your target line. Example: Into the wind I like to close the clubface in order to reduce the loft (too much shaft lean tends to open the face...then of course if you do not match that degree of forward lean at impact you are going to hit it big left!) Back to my low shot: I still aim the clubface at the target...my body feels like it is aimed way right (but the ball doesn't know!) I then trace a straight plane perpendicular to the clubface. The results is a low-pull straight at the target...blistered! My point is that the plane is better understood in its relationship to the clubface. Aim the face...trace the line with the sweetspot.