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Stuart Cartwright from Good Golf Coaching explains how proper forearm rotation in the backswing and downswing delivers both swing speed and clubface accuracy. Using the high tee drill, he demonstrates how blending arm lift with forearm rotation keeps the shaft on plane and helps golfers avoid hitting severe pushes or slices.
Forearm rotation combined with arm lift in the backswing keeps the shaft properly pitched relative to your spine line.
Pulling the grip forward while lowering the arms in transition allows the clubhead to move correctly over the grip path.
A sound grip with proper lead wrist structure is essential for transferring pressure and maintaining clubface alignment.
Using a high tee simplifies swing geometry by taking ground alignment issues out of play while practicing forearm movement.