[Bagger Lance]

KR,

It's difficult to know why you might have driver woes, but it sounds like you are coming down a little steep. I'm assuming you are hitting.
One of the keys for me is to make sure I'm setting up with the right forearm on plane and the wedges are positioned for a hitters impact. In other words, left wrist flat and vertical to the plane and right forearm directly behind the loading action on the shaft.
When you look down at the right forearm you will see two things; the path your hands will take to the turned shoulder location when you pick up the club on the backstroke, and the path the hands will take on the way to the inside quadrant of the ball. (Angle of Approach). The right forearm is on plane so use it as a visual equivalent!
Take your frozen impact hand alignments up and then drive them back down and through the ball. Drive the #1 pressure point into the ball. Take the whole clubshaft into and through the ball.

It's magic.
It's THE Magic of the Right Forearm.

Bagger