Work the lead shoulder down and hinge the trail wrist
In the takeaway, Hanson wants the lead (left) shoulder to work down with a little more pressure into the ground while the right wrist breaks back on itself. He says reaching the top with deeper shoulders and a lower left shoulder lets you pick up more angle in the right wrist, which he describes as a shallowing effect that squares up the club face.
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