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Originally Posted by EdZ
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Lynn - do
you agree or disagree that the THRUST, as you put it, continues to both arms
straight to a point well ahead of the ball, and UNDER THE GROUND?
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The Thrust of the Stroke always continues Down Plane during the
Follow-Through (1-L #15).
However,
the Low Point of the Stroke is established at Impact Fix. It
may or may not be "under the ground." For example, in a Teed Drive, the Low
Point will likely be
above the ground, i.e.,
in the air.
For a Putt with a Ball located opposite the Left Shoulder, the Low Point will
be
on the ground. Only when the Ball is located on the ground
(or on a low Tee) behind Low Point -- in other words, a Ball located
Up
Plane from Low Point -- will the Low Point be
under the ground.
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