Low handicap miss - out to in (across the line) through impact

I've been going through a swing change for the past year, and overall its gone very well. I'm now at the point where my miss in my swing is caused by what I call 'coming across the line' producing an out to in path through the impact zone (swing 1). When I'm swinging well, I am able to hit the right positions pretty well (swing 2). On the course and under pressure, I tend to revert to swing 1 more than swing 2. For the record, both of these swings felt the same on the driving range, and both times I felt like I had to have swung like swing #2. Its not that I hit the ball poorly on the course, its just that when I see this swing I know its technically flawed and can result in some of the big misses that come up from time to time. I've included a head on for reference as well.

Any thoughts or comments on feels to get me hitting it more like swing 2 would be appreciated. These were all 6 irons

Swing #1

Swing #2

Head on

Your shoulders are spinning too fast on downswing causing the club go a bit too far out. Right elbow must drop to the hip before the upper body turns. Check out where Tiger's hands are with the amount of shoulder turn he's got left.

That’s a good observation, I’ll try working with it. Any drills you’re aware of to help that feel?

I just looked at your face on swing. Here's a good sequencing drill. It'll definitely help because your lower body getting way ahead.

Thank you very much for the feedback! With the new GHIN I’m tracking my misses off the tee. The last four rounds I’ve hit 60% of my fairways, 22% of misses are left, 18% are right (67% GIR but there’s no left/right tracking on those yet). Thinking back on these rounds the times I miss right are when I’m set up for a cut and I hit a little too much cut. Many of the left misses come from my go-to 2 driving iron off the tee on tight holes...those are when the pulls and pull hooks come in to play and make up a majority of that 22%. Yesterday I was 2 over through 16 holes, and the 17th hole is a long par 3 playing 218 into the wind to a back hole location. Took out a 3 iron aiming for the middle of the green and hit a pull draw out of play, required a re-tee, and I ended up making double. So under a bit of pressure the left miss definitely came up. I’ll work on getting my hands quieter through impact!