Swing Study: Breaking down Ben Hogan's classic and powerful swing

Ben Hogan was closer than people realize. In his book, he drew the swing plane higher than the club at address. Not on the shaft. Above it. That matters. Hogan understood that the club does not want to stay low. Under motion, it naturally rises and aligns with the arms. But he never fully explained why. Here’s the missing piece. What Hogan drew was the address plane, not the impact plane. When the arms hang straight down, the club starts too low. As soon as you move it, physics takes over. The c