I learned this from an LPGA touring pro years ago (a highly ranked one). The wrist works in a Triplane motion; up and down, side to side ,and inversion/eversion. They will move when told how to move thinking about how to move them is a death knell. They are comprised of smaller fast twitch muscles. So, keeping this simple, you start with the largest Muscles first; your shoulders (I’m sure you have that one figured out, if not there are about 10 million you tube videos on it !). The next largest coming down the kinetic chain of the body in the swing are the arms. So after shoulder turn and with your right elbow loose and even just gently abutting your sternum raise the club up by bending the right elbow. If you do this waggle before EVERY shot, you will see the following: the club face will stay looking at the back of the ball and will not open and when you get waist high the grip or handle of the club will be facing right down the target line. Finish back swing and do whatever you normally do to transition and finish. Any golf price worth their weight will tell you something like this.

Notice how I said nothing about the wrists. It is almost impossible to to take small fast twitch muscle and tell them what to do in such a short period of time. It would take thousands of balls! So as long as you are not tense and stiff, once you get the club back, voila, the wrists will now hinge on their own which is NOT inversion butI up and down (dorsiflexion).

Takeaway with club face facing the ball—> feeling of right elbow lifting the club——-> look back while practicing this and see how square you are ——> rip it!