re: Yips

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a kid and dad at 3 o’clock to me and I ran the first two between the kids legs

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No doubt hosel hit.

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Could hit a high flop shot though?

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For me I could still hit the shots that I was swinging with more velocity on the downstroke. I find that when my swing speed increased, my hands/arms stayed tighter to the body. When I was doing a slower, more controlled type chip, my hands/arms would unknowingly would drift towards the ball more allowing the hosel to be closer to the ball and causing the extreme right shank. It was a miss that I had trouble figuring out. A good thought is like another poster said and try and hit on the toe. That may help the club get in the right position. I concentrate on my hands being below the ball as I'm looking down while I swing through. Either way, just knowing what is causing the shank is the main thing. When you don't know what is causing it is what sucks. You can chase your tail for a long time. How you fix it is up to you.