[MizunoJoe]

You swinging the club is almost always the result of a shoulder turn to kickstart the golf swing.

To combat that, you can either retard the shoulder turn until your hands are hip high or if you have to turn, then turn the shoulders steep - just like how Stack and Tilt would prescribe.

I like that term "kickstart" - I've always felt it gives "oomph" to the swing - more than just getting the hands/right shoulder to a correct position, it seems to give a more powerful DS.

I understand why you prefer the steep shoulder action instead of the flat shoulder turn - you don't like to lift the arms, so it's necessary in order to throw the arms up, and get the steeper arm plane you want.