In tennis, a Buggy Whip is a special type of forehand shot. The player swings the racket from low to high, finishing above their head.
This motion creates an extra topspin on the ball. Players use the buggy whip when hitting low balls or when off-balance.
It helps generate power and control in difficult situations. The buggy whip is useful for passing shots and handling low slices.
Rafael Nadal is famous for his buggy whip forehand. He uses it to hit powerful shots with heavy topspin.