The clubhead visually covers this line. Do not be as concerned with the clubshaft as it is of lesser importance than the covering of the line with the clubhead.
At times in using Basic Motion, I watch my hands. At times I watch the clubhead blur. They are both very helpful for different reasons.
There is clearly tons of swing data that can be monitored by the golfer. But because there is a finite amount of focus available, a golfer must carefully chose which data to pay close attention to and which to pass over. It seems from your last post, that when both ones hands, and the clubhead, accurately cover straight delivery paths, as an added bonus. the shaft is likely to behave properly, without direct monitoring.
I am a huge believer in not learning a technique 70 or even 75% right, but rather to keep searching through the feedback to allow more and more efficient techniques to be developed. Thinking about it now, it appears that the shaft's plane is likely a by product of the hand and clubhead paths. So by alternatively monitoring the hands and the clubhead blur, it will be easier to locate the source of additional swing imperfections.
In my perpetual search for a repeating, accurate golf swing, you, Lynn and other members of this forum, perform the role of a compass. Time after time, when you point me in the direction of true north, my resulting improved performance, demonstrates that once again, you have me successfully moving in the right direction.
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