Hi Shawn–checking for accuracy. The goal is to get the club face square through impact in the most powerful position (wrists and arms) anatomically. That would mean the snuff boxes–as in a hammer blow–line up with the square face–dynamically. This looks extremely closed at address, but isn’t dynamically. And if you aren’t closed at address, but square, then you have to hit at the ball to square the club face, leading to early release, lack of power, and inconsistent direction. your direction and power become dependant on the timing of your release versus a natural release through the ball at the target. Therefore–begin with a grip that matches the snuff boxes with the square face, and work on swinging through the ball. the ball is a way point, not an end point. Adjust as needed appropriate for your anatomy, but make sure you are swinging through the way point, or you will be hooking the ball and blaming it on the grip instead having an improper concept of the swing. Or, have I completely lost my mind. Which is entirely possible.