Under? Under Plane? You would not want to get much UNDER PLANE, or you will tend to get FAT SHOTS, PUSHS, AND HOOKS.
If you do it just right, you might could play a sweeping draw.
Lagster,
The "under" portion of my swing is primarily from transition to waist high where it tends to get more on-plane approaching impact. When I over-accelerate or "add" is when things get a little dicey - normally resulting in a push or a block. If I stay relaxed, I think the "un-interfered with" CF helps things get properly aligned into impact. Brian also suggested using a rolled up towel placed lengthwise just inside the target line (sort of a reverse "Inside Approach" training aid), to help get the feeling of not being too inside/under approaching impact.
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