Best use of bad grammar:
“To boldly go where no man has gone before.”
That split infinitive is PERFECT.
“To go boldly where no man has gone before” just doesn’t cut it.
Regards,
How about to go boldly where no man has gone after?
Fowler, Partridge, and Gowers, all considered they could be used acceptably.
(Although Gowers did condemn the phrasing of "to immediately any litter or disorder shall have been made by him or for his purpose on the staircase or landings or any other part of the said building or garden remove the same.")