Stop getting your chest ahead of the belt buckle
Craig Hanson describes the fault he sees most: coming into impact and swinging through the ball, players get the chest and head ahead of the belt buckle and left foot. When that happens the right arm rides slightly higher than the left and the right shoulder kicks out, which causes a steepening effect, a tipping-over of the shaft.
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The most common fault Craig sees among players who steepen the shaft.