[BurleyGolf]

Burleygolf,

You said "you can't not have a bent right wrist if you are pushing the palm down to the ball"

A hitter pushes through Pressure Point #1 DOWN, OUT, and FORWARD to Follow Through.

A hitter is not pushing to the ball. A hitter is pushing through the ball to follow through.
At impact the hitters right arm is still bent. The right arm is not straight until follow through, and it is the straightening of this right arm that carries the bent right wrist through impact.

Homer wrote every stroke has an address, top, and finish.
You never stop at impact that encourages quiting.
The bent right wrist is pushed through impact to follow through.

Stopping at impact is quitting.

Sorting Through the Golf Nut's Catalog.

B-Ray

Yes, you are correct, but that is a though or feel as if you are pushing the palm of your hand down and ontop of the ball from an inside to out arc to target line, then as the release of the pivot makes the club go left and up the plane arc. If you look at the photos above or I will post it here again you can clearly see how I have drawn the line of right forearm to infront of ball. Swingers with the bend right elbow puts that line further out.

Yes, before you even say it I know Homer said you can be a swinger with the right arm...!

Notice the Reverse C move that is controling that right arm swing and killing LB's back.. The other way to swing the right arm would be to swing out to in, not much fun it that either..

“The technique of a swinger is to accelerate the clubshaft lengthwise” (10-19-C) longitudinal.

If you want to actively swing, use of the right arm, its tendency will be to make the pivot over active. This is why Hogan said he he wished he had “Three right hands”... Not that it would not work this way, but you might want to buy stock in your local range...

Homer warning load and clear 1-F

Variations in elbow bend or location during release will disturb clubface control by the right arm making it an inferior procedure”...