Inconsistently lost in Drill 2.8

DUDE(S), help me get over to the promised land of the real golf course somehow. This is getting unsettling. Every ten shots I take at the range now give some combination of *all* the following without fail. (Apologies, camera placement is also a work in progress, getting closer to the stance and more at chest height.) Typically several shots going right from a 3/4 backswing (including face on view with same result) :

Topped going right (including face-on view that did the same):

Off left (also with face-on that also went left) :

Topped straight (same for face-on) :

A decent shot or two:

And the dreaded hosel:

Since my last posts in other Forum discussions the 2.8 drill has been a steady focus for about 4 weeks, 12-15 range visits. But not much change during that time. Always working with 90% weight forward (including lifting the trail foot sometimes to keep it that way), trying the right-arm only drill, the tee drill, swing-under-the-stick drill. Got an Eclipse to work on keeping the head still with spine extension, it's good until I stop looking at it to try to swing a real ball. Sometimes when I really squeeze the armpits to keep connection and "numb" the hands past all recognition there's a real beautiful 60-70 yard draw with a 5-iron. Then the very next shot with the same effort(?) goes way right. What gives? Any suggestions here? (Especially @danny , @James Flood, @Alan Studnicky , @Nocona Colt Abernathy ). Otherwise I'm getting to the point of thinking only in-person with a decent instructor is the way out. And wondering @Tom Saguto if there are any good S&T profs in the Northeast you might be able to recommend.