[O.B.Left]

I'll leave it to more learned TGMers than I to respond in full but from my personal experience I'd say that assuming you are a swinger:

-ease up a little on EA at adjusted address but turn it on in start up to snap the left wrist flat and the right wrist bent by about the time your hands are over the right thigh.
-use pressure point number one only to stretch the left arm in line with the club for full shots.
-make sure the left arm is relaxed and the right elbow is bent. Remember, EA stretches the left arm straight not the right. Keep the right arm bent past impact. Like the boxers punch thrust is lost once the right arm is fully straightened. Straighten it through impact swinging or hitting, passively or actively.
-dont use EA to move the club.
-using EA the bending right elbow alone cocks the left wrist by shortening one side of the triangle. Its not a wristy action, the hands are just clamps.
-EA adds mass to impact.
-in transition, hip action stretches the relaxed left arm one way as EA pushes the other end of the rope like left arm the other way. Perhaps the Master move if there is one according to Yoda. Hogan talked of a stretched rubber band.
-make sure you have a lot of right arm at impact by driving the right shoulder down plane in start down. The right shoulder delivers the RFFW (with its bent right elbow and bent right wrist) and the LAFW (stretched via EA) down plane.
-its all very right side oriented. EA gives the left side a relaxed but leash like stretched sort of feel and provides the structure needed to swing the right side.

I could be wrong in part here but this is what I think at this point in my development. Stick with it. It is a major thing for me and the source of new found consistency.