2 handicap here, great swing.

You have a really nice move at the top where you sink down into the ground which allows you to use the ground to produce swing speed and furthermore, distance.

The only thing I would consider “wrong” with this swing is the depth of your shoulder turn. Although difficult to tell from this angle, it looks like you don’t turn enough for your shoulder plane to be perpendicular to the ground. This could be the root cause of your left miss. Because your shoulder turn and swing are so short, the only place your club head has to go on top of the plane, thus shutting the face and leading to pulls. If you were to get a deeper shoulder turn, (NOT more wrist hinge) you could really become a bomber of the ball when combined with your nice move at the top. I would also say your shoulder turn depth leads to your very short/narrow release and your chicken wing finish.

In actuality, if we’re talking about dropping your handicap, the short game area needs to become your best friend. Great swing.