[Rob2197]

The Clubface does Close relative to the Plane Line.

But I said relative to the Clubhead Line of Flight.

Oh, okay. So let me see if I have this somewhat right. The hitter produces a powerful jab at the ball with the right forearm. But because the shaft that the connects the clubhead is connected to the heel of the clubhead, the face is unable to bring the toe around and square completely before impact (unless the flw is broken). So even thought the angled hinge is closed past the point of impact, at impact it is slightly open. For this reason, we must close the face at address slightly to compensate and give the clubface more time to close.

Is this anywhere near right?

thank goodness for me the principles work even if you don't understand them