I have much less experience than Bucket in the woman's clothing department. But, I will offer some geometry advice.
Be aware that there is a radius or distance between the left shoulder and clubhead that must be managed. A level left wrist is an important condition.
I find many that have a cocked left wrist at address and impact have difficulties in the short game. Wet lies or little grass from partial yardages become almost impossible.
When centrifugal force is at work, the radius is extending. When the radius grows, the fulcrum must move. Without the fulcrum moving away from the ball, you have the possibility of a shank or a fat shot. Some schools of thought will call this a power source. I would suggest that it's an additional thing to manage.
I have never had a problem with "fulcrum moving away from ball" thank you very much . . . .
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