[Daryl]

It says quite clearly (SHOWN WITH IMPACT INTERVAL EXTENDED TO LOW POINT) and I thought low point should be in front of the ball for an iron shot per the geometry of the circle.

Because now as I look at, the club is carrying the ball from impact on a tee down to low point(per 2-c-1 #1 and 2-c-2#1) and I thought the ball rolled up the face. Should the ball actually go down after it's hit? What if it was on the ground and not on a tee? That would be troubling would it not?

Without the Impact Interval extended to Low-Point, the illustrations below indicate that a Ball traveling with the Clubface from Impact to Low-point, that separation occurs before the Ball lowers 1/6" which would be maximum for a wedge with a Steep Angle of Attack.

What do the Pro's mean when they say that they "Trapped the Ball"?