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Mike Malaska breaks down the crucial role of the right arm and shoulder during the downswing transition. He explains how moving from external to internal rotation helps direct club momentum, stabilizes the face, and ensures the ball goes straight by preventing the right hand from getting too far under.

• The right arm should move from external rotation in the backswing to internal rotation through impact.
• Avoid excessive external rotation at the start of the downswing, which causes the right hand to get 'under' and opens the clubface.
• The right shoulder should feel an 'up and down' motion during the transition to properly direct the arm.
• The right arm's role at impact is to push, stabilize, and throw the club toward the target.

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