[Daryl]

Also look at his trailing Forearm at Impact. It's tracing the Plane Line and the #3 PP is pointing, RFFW, 3 feet ahead of the ball. The more bend in the Right Elbow, the farther ahead of Impact the #3 PP points and the more pivot/shoulder rotation is needed to keep On Plane.

I think whats important, is that the RFFW has a built in leading-tracing. See the Link below and watch carefully starting at 2:30 into the video.
http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/index.p...mp-Wedges.html


If you stand directly facing a player at Impact, the #3 PP will be ahead of the ball at impact and the Right Elbow will be behind the ball. (2 orange lines in the pic below)

The amount of Right Wrist bend determines the amount of Leading which in turn, determines the amount of bend in the Right Elbow to keep the Ball between the #3 PP and right Elbow. Then, the Right Elbow Location (how far away from the body the Right Elbow needs to be Located depends on Swing Plane Angle)is needed to Locate the RFFW On the Swing Plane at Impact.


This can be determined at Impact Fix. RFFW On Plane and tracing ahead of the ball. How much Bend in the Right Elbow, knees, hips, shoulder turn, etc.