The Best Way to Swing, part 3 -How to Rotate!

A lot of golfers are told to just rotate, but without Part 1 (playing closed) and Part 2 (rate of closure), rotation often produces snap-hooks, blocks, stalls, or early extension. Rotation without understanding the forces behind it isn’t a swing — it’s a coin flip.

In this video, I explain why so many golfers struggle to rotate, and how ground forces, arm structure, and swing plane determine whether rotation works… or backfires.

You’ll learn:

• Why rotation + high rate of closure = disaster
• Why the club passing your chest kills rotation
• Why delivery → rotate requires a closed-face foundation
• Why golfers stand up (early extension) when rotation breaks down
• How vertical force vs rotational torque depends on swing plane
• Why upright swings need more vertical push & flat swings need more torque
• How to practice rotation off the ball with horizontal swings
• How to prevent the arms from outracing the body
• Why bent-arm delivery promotes speed, compression & control
• How alignment-rod drills teach true rotation at impact
• How low closure protects you from left-misses and snap-hooks
• Why rotation becomes simple when the first two pieces are understood

If you want a rotational swing that holds up under speed, pressure, and real-course conditions — this is the step most golfers never learn.

Part 4 will be rotation drills — the movement training that ties this entire system together.

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