All these ‘over’ adjustments mean compensations then have to made in the stroke to have any chance of hitting the ball remotely on target at the ideal trajectory. 

My advice is to make subtle adjustments, your feet and hips should be marginally open aiming only slightly left (for a right hander) Place the ball centrally but lean your weight and sternum toward the target providing the necessary angle for a slightly descending blow. With your normal grip alignment halfway down the handle just lean the shaft forwards so your hands and club are positioned inside your trouser seam. 

All these subtle arrangements now encourage the correct strike, with the correct loft and low point of the arc happening in the right place. In essence your are encouraging a quality impact and contact way before movement takes place. 

The swing action is largely the frame of the shoulders, arms and club moving as a unit assisted by a subtle pivot through of the hips and knees assisting the flow movement and feel for the shot.

Study the video and my motion and hopefully you’ll soon see you chipping it stone dead and tapping it in!