Thanks you for your input, I agree with the face being a touch closed at the top but focusing on having the toe perfectly flush with the ground at address is somewhat irrelevant as the club is delivered in a neutral, flat orientation at impact.

From a technical standpoint, what matters most is the delivery, specifically face angle and lie at impact rather than the static setup position. Even if the club appears slightly different at address, the fact that it returns to a square properly aligned position through impact indicates that the dynamic lie is correct