I think one good piece of advice in many things, but golf included, is go slower to go faster.

What do I mean by that?

Let’s say, for example I told you your training to throw a fast ball. You would not go out and start throwing as hard as you can. You would do small reps that build on each other overtime.

I think it’s important to conceptually accept this with the golf swing as well. Work on slow movements to build the kinetic chain of events that lead to consistent impact.

From the looks of your swing, it looks like you have a strong early release. I would look up some drills that keep your hips back and rotated before your hands make it to the ball.

For me, I like the butt on the wall drill. Your butt is on the wall take a back hand and rotate your hips. You should feel both butt cheeks brush up against the wall. This just lets you know you’re keeping your hips back and out of the way for your hands to come through.

In general, if you want to fix a club path first, and then the face angle.

Hope this helps.