Certainly alignment is perception. People don’t go out and try to aim wrong they believe they’re aimed correctly. Eyesight, how you walk into the ball, your fear of your miss all of those things effect how you aim. There’s no question eye dominance but in your case more importantly the 20% vision in left eye would affect how you aim. Most likely I would guess prob aim too far to the right.

The best way to learn to aim is to be diligent when practicing. I love to use the rope. I have a drill out on golf pass using it which I think could help your aim and setup. Help your learn what “good aim” looks and feels like to you

Thanks Robert. I suffer from a bit of this as well. My goal teaching is not to give tips but to help you solve the cause or the why stuff happens. If we can help you load better and learn how to do it. The symptoms of the flip etc can go away. Please let me know how it goes after you try this ! Let’s get better

Let me know how it goes and if we can help

Pay especially close attention to how it “feels “ when doing drill then go slow w ball and make it feel the same if that makes sense

That’s easiest way from my experience to get it to trans to the range then course. Makes it less technical

You can do one legged pivot drills in for too much forward swing slide as well. Sliding on the downswing is almost always never the “problem” it’s a timing mechanism in the golf swing to give you more time to either create speed , square the face or a multitude of things. I would want to look at your swing and see what exactly is why you’re sliding and improve that and then just help you develop the ability to turn into your lead leg

I have a tip coming out on Golf Pass as well that’s a drill tags heat for you

Thanks Ron. Sliding off the ball in attempt to move pressure mass or weight is a struggle for a lot of us. Me included. These drills can really help teach you how to load as well teach your body how to move in those patterns. If I can do anything else to help your swing or game let us know