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Also he strongly encourages golfers to aim so that their low point will occur further forward, and perhaps what you strive for, you have a better chance of achieving. I practice in the sand trap, moving the low point of my contact well past where the ball is. I am not achieving a low point that is fully 4 inches forward of the ball, but I am making some progress.

This seems to go against the concept of The Geometry of a CIRCLE. The ball should not be so far back and therefor 'UP' on the incline Plane to acommadate a low point so much further 'Down Plane.' This effects clubface, the right arm, the Hinge Action and Rhythm.

The ball should be just in front of low point- just 'Up' the Plane so the arms can fully extend power through the ball. This is the ideal CIRCLE Homer Kelley talks about.

Perhaps Bobby was still feeling his thrust past low point as the HANDS still drive along the Plane Line as the clubhead stays in its orbit.