[nevercrosses]

Ok, so here are the most likely outcomes:

1) As I mentioned before, An outside in swing that hits the toe. Does it feel like a powerful shot? Hard to answer. Put some dry erase on the ball and check the marks on your iron face so you can see.

2) Assuming a centered strike, a ball hit before low point, need a low point plane line that points left of the target(for righties) and a face pointing at the target. This is because when the ball is actually struck, the club head is still moving downward, outward and forward. That's the direction we need to be at the target for a straight shot.

I can assure you if your divot is 'actually' 20 or 30 degrees to the left, the only way you are going to get a straight ball at the target will be to hit the ball on the toe.