And when you do get your hand-- show us that position again up there. Is there-- of course, you've got a great grip, and that sets the club. Of course, you got all these pretty positions right here. You got the flat wrist. Club face is matching it. The right forearm-- you're underneath the club.

Yeah.

Those are all very important when people either learn golf for the first time or-- these are positions that have stood the test of time. Everyone.

All good players do. And that's a great comment. Because let me have your right arm for a minute. If you just hold it out. And say we're going to swing from that direction. Yeah, your right arm's going to be like that. Try to keep turning your arm that way.

Can't go any further.

You can't go any further.

So is that where you go to the max?

Well, that's where I feel you can do it-- you have an option. You can build that in to begin with.

Oh, you could do-- yeah.

Or you can set it up that way. I think Hogan talked about that, how put his elbows in and then just put his grip on. So you can feel that torque--

Preset. Preset.

--that way. Preset it. You can go that way, and let it do it itself on the downswing. So that's all the options that you have to find when you said add, add, add, subtract.

This would be more power.

Yeah.

This would be more power, more load. So when we talk about that load-- we're not going to jump ahead-- but when we do talk about that load, that's creating that-- that's what's making this thing like this on the way around.

Correct. It's the store and the energy in the shaft. Yep.

Yeah. Making it snap.

Yep.