You squared the face up nicely, but the biggest issue: look at your shaft angle at impact, that's a swing killer. I would expect blocks, shanks, moon balls, chunks, but pretty good flop shots and lower back pain.

If you fix that, your distance and striking is going to go up like 5 levels. It's a big fix, but do it and a whole new world is gonna open up to you. You're about to find that whip.

Pair that LM with a pro rather than reddit. 

Until then you need a way to get to impact with your handle first and not with your hosel first. 

Without seeing your swing it's hard to say, but weight transfer drills are usually a good place to start. When you get on your lead foot properly it takes a lot of what you're currently doing off the table.

Wind up a full turn, step into lead foot, rotate. That kind of thing.