The Bodda Getta

Take the club slightly outside the line up and it will feel slightly outside on the the way down but should be fairly straight.

clear your hips faster.

The driving range is your friend. As you warm up tomorrow, think balance. A lot of times hooking the ball comes down to weight being behind the ball (or more on the right foot if right handed) and too quick hips (like drilling the ball down third base line). Try driving your legs toward the target harder (keeps your hips from turning too quick). But, when all else fails, think basics -- head down, left arm straight and follow through (then go drink a beer and think about Auburn's come back win over Bama 2010) -- sure cure for everything! WDE!

Cptau is right. Check your grip, and try to swing out to in tomorrow on the range. Short term fix but maybe you will be able to enjoy yourself.

relax your right hand. Lead with your left side.

Hook can only be caused by club face being closed at impact and club not coming down from inside. Try adjusting your grip, loosening your grip and slowing swing down. Do this first with your favorite iron and work progressively up to your driver

Thanks for the advice. That gives me a few ideas.