It did not take much to smoke you out on that one, Daryl! I do not think tracing a straight plane line is up for the compensation of the year award. I do know (experentially) that on an inclined plane DOWN goes with OUT. How can the ball go straight just on the merits of a square to the target face angle when the club head is clearly moving out? Ballflight and Trackman seems to confirm the validity of the d-plane concept. If anything Homer encouraged the separate identities of target line, plane line and stance line. knowing how to utilize the various options seems more like ball striking ability and less like compensation
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I do not think tracing a straight plane line is up for the compensation of the year award. I do know (experentially) that on an inclined plane DOWN goes with OUT. How can the ball go straight just on the merits of a square to the target face angle when the club head is clearly moving out? Ballflight and Trackman seems to confirm the validity of the d-plane concept. If anything Homer encouraged the separate identities of target line, plane line and stance line. knowing how to utilize the various options seems more like ball striking ability and less like compensation
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