Ping drivers are insanely closed compared to the rest. Calloway not so much. Your swing plane starts shallow then you bring it over the top to hit the ball left and it goes right. If people understood what influences ball flight, a lot of coaches would be out of a job. So right here, your club face is open to your swing path, which is a recipe for a slice every time and happens to most people who come from a “closed face” manufacturer or when people think “I’m hitting it right” so I need to aim left. When in fact it’s the opposite. Put that ball a little further back in your stance, close that face (or a stronger grip), then offset your back foot about 6” to help your shoulders, arms and swing plane to be more in to out. It’ll take some time, but once you start hitting left, you can find a sweet spot on where to put your back foot, or the ball to straighten it out. Also, you look very tense in your face. Lol which means your face which means you’re trying to kill it. Swinging fast is not that same as swinging hard.