Your follow-through is very important when talking about your golf swing as it helps to determine the entire path of your club. The follow-through helps guide the ball to its intended target.
Problems with the follow-through are as common as problems with all other parts of the swing. When the arms and the body are at odds and fighting with one another, the wrists get cocked too early in the follow-through. The arms roll in order to square the club head at impact. Typically in this type of scenario, the right shoulder is lower and the left shoulder is slightly raised.
When the swing plane is too upright, the body cannot unwind soon enough; this means the club can only go up and then back down over the right shoulder as you come into the follow-through.
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