Chapter 5 Help

[KevCarter]

STOP MONITORING THE CLUBFACE INSTEAD OF YOUR HANDS. And, unless otherwise specified, at all times – but especially during Start Down- maintain the Clubhead Lag relationship to the Plane Line – not the body.

From the first page of Chapter 5 in the 7th edition.

Sorry guys, I don't understand the bolded sentence and I think it is very important that I do. Any help with this sentence would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Kevin

[golfguru]

The body can pull or push the club anywhere with lag, including well off plane.

You must have the lag happening On Plane, another Imperative.

[KevCarter]

The body can pull or push the club anywhere with lag, including well off plane.

You must have the lag happening On Plane, another Imperative.

I'm sorry golfguru, I'm just plain blacking out. I'm not understanding "lag on plane."

Kevin

[drewitgolf]

I'm sorry golfguru, I'm just plain blacking out. I'm not understanding "lag on plane."

Kevin

Kevin,

Read the first three lines in 2-F.

[KevCarter]

Kevin,

Read the first three lines in 2-F.

Well I didn't know that's what he was talking about. Man, I'm such a dummy. Very basic stuff... Thanks Drew!

Kevin

[O.B.Left]

Im thinking about start down waggles when viewed from a DTL perspective. Like Lynn in the Alignment Golf DVD, drills section; with the grip protruding out beyond the hands, in start down, the pivot takes the right shoulder down plane with the butt end of the club pointing at the plane line, constantly.

Is this what is being referred to here?

ob