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When you hit pulls is the ball coming off the heel of the club? What about pull hooks?

Sometimes, but it could also mean that face of the club could be square but you are approaching on an out-to-in swing plane.

It can mean a few things. It may even be coming out the toe as I have experienced in the past. I used to have a swing which was very round, Just like Jiminez's plane.

Could be caused by hips proceeding your shoulders,arms.Then you hit a good shot with no sidespin but pull it.

Hitting a pull out of the heel is a bit difficult and I suggest this might not be what is happening.

Think of it this way, a shank is the ultimate 'out of the heel' shot. However it is indicative of an inside to out path which would imply a push and not a pull.

From what I see, a pull is frequently out of the middle. If you catch it on the toe, the club face will open and you will get a cut shape. If you get it on the heel... well you cant get much closer to missing the ball!