Confused
 

This is my first post on this forum. I have no clue about TGM other than these forums.

The idea of angled hinging and the Right Forearm takeaway appeals to me because I feel like I never can rotate my left hand just enough to produce horizontal hinging. I always seem to overdo it and suck the club way to inside and come over the top and when I do that I hit pull hooks

However, I have hit nothing but pull hooks using angled hinging either, but my path is better, I feel like I am making great swings, but the results are disastrous. Any help would be appreciated.

tracing
 

Welcome,
Tracing a straight baseline is required with any hinge action. When I see someone yanking it inside, it's usually a big pivot with no right forearm pick-up. Hold a flashlight in the #3 pressure point and trace a straight baseline. When holding the flashlight with both hands (golf grip), experiment with performing the three hinge actions while tracing.

Ensure you have enough Axis Tilt through Impact to hit the inside of the ball.....

....and sustain the lag....cause Bending of the Left Wrist thru Impact closes the clubface.

Thanks guys, I can't wait to get down there and schedule a lesson. Maybe then I'll figure out if I'm a hitter, swinger, or should just quit:)