Love it when you post these little gems, but why the "toe" of the Club, and not the Sweet Spot?
I used the phrase "Toe of the Club" because that is exactly the phrase Homer Kelley used. I wondered the same thing as I wrote the post and here would be my answer (not his):
Remember, during Release, both the Clubshaft and the Toe of the Club are rotating around the Sweetspot. And the Toe of the Swinger's Club is rotating counter-clockwise trying desperately to get 'in line' with the Sweet Spot and #3 Pressure Point for Horizontal Hinging through Impact. Hence, Homer's reference to the Toe causing the Release Bend.
Interesting sidelight:
That's why those old-timey wooden golf clubs were made with such long Toes. They were virtually impossible to Angled Hinge!
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