Self-analysis of my swing at Taekwang Driving Range today

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I went to Taekwang Driving Range this morning.
How long has it been since I practiced with such peace of mind?
I'm so happy because I only have to work twice a week starting this week.
By the way, it's Monday, and there are so many older people here.
On the other hand, I don't see a single young person.
I felt it again today,
but it seems my in-to-out swing path is ambiguous.
It doesn't seem to be a definitive positive value.
When the in-to-out path is ambiguous, pushes or fades inevitably occur.
It's quite frustrating when this happens and the OB is to the right...
I've mentioned this a few times before,
but honestly, the combination optimized for my (thick) body is
"out-to-in + strong hook grip."
That actually worked best in real games.
The distance was good, too.
The problem is the sudden pull shots and
the pain in my right middle and ring finger joints from hitting the shaft.
After living with an out-to-in swing path for three years straight,
trying to suddenly switch to in-to-out is tough.
This is why I unconsciously aim at 12 o'clock during actual play.
Then, if I put too much tension in my swing, my right wrist snaps,
and a nasty hook flies out...
I think I'm finally seeing the
cause and solution for my recent driver hook problem.
p.s. My woods and irons are still reliable. Thank goodness.