Path/face influence with different clubs

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I didn't get the impression that Jim was advocating two types of spin simultaneously.

Hmm, I saw several references to greater backspin making for less axis tilt and such.

Really as long as people understand that as the D-Plane tilts so does the spin axis of the ball I think it's all good. Higher lofted clubs have a harder time tilting the D-plane where as lower lofted clubs the D-Plane easily. Thus making longer clubs easier to curve the ball with than short clubs.
 
How does greater backspin equate to Jim advocating sidespin and backspin on a ball simultaneously? I don't believe he ever said that.

Why does the axis tilt less with higher lofted clubs? Increased dynamic Loft? Backspin? or both? Seems to me that dynamic loft and backspin go hand and glove.
 
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