Driver: Alright during my high school golf season, I could drive pretty well, like through 18 I'd hook the ball maybe 2-3 times. Now when I drive, if I get good contact it hooks to the left bad, and when I hit it straight, it's usually a low line drive like, rolls but barely any carry. I don't understand it, I know that some of the reason could be from swinging fast at top resulting in a closed face at the bottom. When I slow down it stays open and slices. When I tee it up I swing under it, but when I tee it down, I hit line drives basically or chunk it. I hit a taylormade burner 08 model with 10.5 loft

Long Irons-Basically like the driver I'm hitting low line drives that would hook occasionally, I'm thinking of substituting for hybrids-at least 3 and 4 iron-but with hybrids it always-well at least before I switched them out-seemed like I was hitting them steep, I could occasionally hit them straight, but usually hooked them to, or like stated earlier hit it steep, one of the reasons I favored the iron over hybrid because if I were to hit in the rough it'd be steep.

Short game: When hitting a pitch shot and sometimes flop, I end up pullin it sending it about 10-20yrds left of the target. I don't use the normal swing-flippin the wrist deal-and I've tried lightening up on my grip, but it still seems to favor going left, even if I move the ball back in my stance.
*spare the get a lesson

althought true, you need money to get lessons
indeed. I had kind of the same problem when I hit regular iron shots, but I lightened up my right hand grip which helped but not for the low irons and driver

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