[HungryBear]

I would be interested in an analysis which included #2 release.
If #2 has the left wrist at level for impact/low point then the movement of #2 will have the clubhead going down at left shoulder "low point" but the true low point must be after this point- ie. at the point where the tangent to the actual arc equals the downward angle created by #2 release. AND what does this downward motion do? For angled hinging it may hold as normal to the left hand- because the hand is perpendicular to the plane but for horizontal hinging I think it will be parallel to the left hand. As a case study. Can you hit a FULL 64* wedge with horizontal hinging? What say You??


HB

PS. Saw video add where Bobby Clampett says tour pro bottoms at 4 in. beyond ball, 100 shooter bottoms 4 in before ball. each inch forward is 4 strokes off your handicap. That was easy!