Right Hand Wedge

[mdl]

I've struggled for a long time coming from too far inside. I hit lots of really nice, straight, often piercing irons 30-40 yards right of the hole, and when I would try to hit my target I'd end up essentially flipping more to get the club face close and hit nasty hooks. I've been working on trying to maintain the right hand wedge through impact (obviously this is a feeling, as I'm not actually hitting the ball with a 90˚ angle between my forearm and the shaft), and I think I've finally found the answer.

My hands feel much more on plane, and almost feel like they're directly over the ball in comparison to how I used to come in. Ironically when I do it right I get a slight draw, even though I feel like I'm right over the ball and must be coming outside to inside. It also accentuates the feeling and result when I flip. I can feel it at impact and then I hit a straight big pull. It just feels more athletic too, as I can use my lower body to whip my hands through the zone and if I maintain the wedge the outcome is excellent.

Anyone else ever had this type of break through from coming from too far inside and flipping to maintaining the wedge and keeping the hands in front of the ball?