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If your contact is good, then you should first default to checking your setup conditions before considering any kind of swing intervention. We all fall into the trap of getting too comfortable, and we then begin to take our grip, stance, posture, alignment, ball position, etc. for granted, but without proper attention these things do tend to creep on us over time. 90% of the result is already determined before we even take the club back, yet I've seen so many folks make a mess out of an already sound swing because they overlooked or did not consider the foundational elements of the setup.

So, first of all let's be certain that you are not manipulating the clubface in any way when you address the ball, and that it is only adjusting itself naturally based on ball position. Then confirm that your ball position is not so far back in the stance that the face doesn't have an opportunity to close itself to the path prior to impact. (I strongly suggest using alignment sticks when monitoring ball position - one on the foot line, a second one parallel to the first to mark the target line, and a third perpendicular to these to show ball position – as our side-on view from above tends to skew our perspective of the actual location of the ball relative to our stance. Then make incremental tweaks to see how different positions affect impact quality and shot shape.) Finally, is your grip perhaps causing the face to be too open through the zone?

@Tom Saguto I do believe my setup and grip are ok. I’m be been told by a pro that my setup and grip are good. holding the club in the fingers, butt out, chest pointing at the ball. all I think about is tilt/extend in the backswing

So for the shots that start right and curve right the Grid would tell us that the face is open to the target and to the path. Is contact solid or is it a weak glancing blow?

Try posting your swing videos, Mike. Let's see what your fellow members have to say. If it continues unresolved then you can always submit your videos for a V1 Analysis (which I highly recommend doing on a quarterly basis anyway).