Brian,
Almost all golfers are taught to setup with the shaft on the elbow plane whether they swing on the turned shoulder plane or the elbow plane.Should the golfer match whichever plane he naturally swings on when he addresses the ball?
For example,Toms sets up on the elbow plane like almost every other pro but he swings down on the turned shoulder plane,therefore the shaft does not match at impact.It is vastly more upright(steep).Does he need to subconciously compensate or is this mechanically preferable or it makes no difference?
Almost all golfers are taught to setup with the shaft on the elbow plane whether they swing on the turned shoulder plane or the elbow plane.Should the golfer match whichever plane he naturally swings on when he addresses the ball?
For example,Toms sets up on the elbow plane like almost every other pro but he swings down on the turned shoulder plane,therefore the shaft does not match at impact.It is vastly more upright(steep).Does he need to subconciously compensate or is this mechanically preferable or it makes no difference?