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The Angle of the Clubshaft is the Plane. I think that plane angle is not important if you don't use the same angle during the release as at impact (unless you're using a Flip Release). Being able to generate clubhead speed and direct the clubhead simultaneously means you need Plane/Clubshaft Control.

Please clarify . . . not sure I'm following you . . .

The point I'm trying to make is most people aim differently when they have a side hill lie . . . ball below feet=face vector to the right+steeper clubshaft . . . also the steeper the shaft means less #3 angle which equates to more motion of the clubface for a given amount of roll. Vice versy for a ball above your feet you get a pull vector from the face and a slower rate of rotation of the face . . . . when you shift the plane angle thru the ball (release or whatever point you want to define the downstroke plane) you have created a side hill lie DYNAMICALLY.

Look at Hogan's face, clubshaft control and right arm compared to Graham in Frame 4


Face still hasn't swiveled to the plane . . .