[PingG10Guy]

Im with Bucket here. Little bit of face issue maybe keeps you closed up; stop and steer to the right. Good motion overall. Hold the swords guys, but the LAST thing I want this man to do as a student (competitive, tough and athletic) is grind in the yellow book. If TGM is your thing, just find a TGM instructor and remain a "player".
Those Hogan photos are a good place to start also, kind of opposites: different face, lowpoint movement and tracing.......................

I already have the good instructor part. Going for a lesson in 2 weeks when I get back. My time with golf was more finding feels that produce a good result. TGM in regards to alignments and where power in the golf swing comes from is really helping me figure out what I had wrong.

My biggest misconception was with the left wrist cock. If I flatten the left wrist from P1-P4 then I shut the face(because LH is turned on the shaft). Ive read in so many places before that you need a flat left wrist at the top and at Impact. It's been hard work to get a decent shot like that and I didnt realize I was doing it incorrectly until I stopped flipping and started hitting big huge draws and hooks instead of pull fades and pushes.