hb, I thought we were discussing it - as I said above, it's a point on the plane line(usually at or near the ball location) at which you direct PP#3 with the pivot(or right tricep) from the top.
The idea is to guarantee Imperative #3, A straight Plane Line. From the top, the LFW along with the sweetspot, rotated into it, and, ideally, the Right Shoulder also on the plane of the LFW, is driven by the Right Shoulder toward the Aiming Point on the Plane Line. Down to release of #2, both PP#3 and the sweetspot are heading for the Aiming Point. Sometime after The left wrist starts uncocking, Throwout kicks in, at which point the hands appear to the golfer to be arcing to the left, as the LFW moves off plane with the left shoulder moving up and back. At that point, a line from PP#3 through the sweetspot, is still tracing the Plane Line. Once Throwout has kicked in and the LFW is moving off plane, the Aiming Point's purpose has been fulfilled.
But some, forgetting about PA#3, apparently think driving PP#3 at a point on the Plane Line will cause the hands to go flying out over the plane line.
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