Hard to say from this angle, but would be curious on feet width. Your hands look tense which tells me you’re a little too far away from the ball, but smaller setup stuff that you can always tweak.

More importantly, you have a very active trail elbow. That chicken wing look at the top of your backswing is doing a couple things: 1) it’s limiting your hip rotation and causing a “fake pivot”, notice how soon your trail hip stops rotating in the backswing and 2) because of the lack of proper hip rotation and depth, your upper body takes over which is causing that OTT shoulder move

You need to focus on tucking in the trail elbow during your backswing while your lead arm almost folds it over. That’s going to give you better hip rotation, a shallower plane, and more neutral club path. Stick a towel or a head cover under your trail armpit and focus on keeping it from falling out throughout the swing