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I don't agree with that. And I'm fairly sure Homer Kelley would have said that you can have Snap Release on an Elbow Plane.

Hand Acceleration is the entire interval from the end of the Start Down until the start of Release - Section 8, Downstroke. With a Double Shift and Angled Line Delivery Path, both the vertical path of the Hands down to Elbow Plane AND the straight line path of the Hands from the angle towards the Aiming Point are Hand Acceleration and precede the period of Clubhead Acceleration.

Compare picture 10-23-B #3 with pictures 10-24-D #2 and 10-24-E #2.

To me, 10-23-B #2 shows a Snap Release on the Elbow Plane. 10-24-D #2 and 10-24-E #2 show Snap Releases on the Turned Shoulder Plane.

I don't think we can use elbow plane with a small PA3, so elbow plane needs a big PA3. If we have a big PA3, the release interval for PA3 is longer. Which means we can't snap.

If we use snap release with big PA3, you will never square the face unless you're Hercules.

If we use a small PA3 for elbow plane, you would have to move your low point a lot forward and plane way right to make sweet spot on plane to the ball. So maybe you can snap with these in order to move low point forward and plane to the right? So would that make Daryl wrong?

Not trying to fuel the fire, just wondering.