Why should the right forearm be on plane in the set-up? By not setting the right forearm on plan what corrections will have to be made? Do most tour pros have the right forearm on plane in their set-up? It appears Brian Gay does and he is a very straight hitter! Per the pictures available in this web-site it does not appear as thought Jay Williamson has his on plane.
Welcome RLLANDRUM!
The most important thing is to have the right forearm on plane at impact fix. You have to know where you want it at impact, and that is on plane.
Getting it on plane at set up requires fewer compensations in getting it back there at impact. Just a simplified procedure, in my opinion. If you look closely, Steve Stricker, another great ball striker also has his right forearm on plane, or at least very close to it. Steve Elkington is another who has it on plane depending on the pattern of the week. One of my all time favorite swings no matter what he is experimenting with!
Good question about Jay Williamson, one of YODA's students. Hopefully YODA will have time to reply.
Lots of ways to get er done. Setting up with the right forearm on plane just makes it far easier for me, very solid structure...
Looking forward to hearing other thoughts on this subject!
Kevin
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I could be wrong. I have been before, and will be again.
One of my all time favorite swings no matter what he is experimenting with!
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