| Lefty with the ball moving left at the end?
Sounds like you got a bit of a fade. If it's more severe than that, then you've got a slice. There are actually a number of options you can go with here.
If you can consistently hit a little fade, that's not a bad thing. Golf isn't necessarily about hitting the ball perfectly straight, it's more about being able to consistently repeat a shot. There are many good players who will consistently play for a little fade shot, and some who like to put a little draw spin on the ball.
But if you're wanting to eliminate the fade, there are a couple of things you may need to address. A fade is most often cause by the clubhead traveling from the outside towards the inside, the clubhead cuts across the back of the ball and gives it the sidespin for a fade. Overcook that and you get more spin, and the fade turns into a slice.
You can take that out of your swing by either working on bringing the club farther inside when you start your downswing, so as to eliminate the clubhead starting from the outside and travelling in to the ball, or you can work on developing your ability to release your hands, turning them over. That requires a good sense of timing, though, and overall it might be better for you to get your swing to come more from the inside.
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