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Australia...ummmm ok.  haha Hope you guys get out soon and they lift it.  

When I hit on the toe, am coming over the top. 

By re-routing the club like Matt Wolf, I am picturing you just shallowing out your swing, making sure you don't come in as steep.  This would give you the tendency to draw or hook more.  That's not a bad thing.  It also sounds like you are not throwing your hands down at the ball anymore either when you do this.  Again, it is hard to tell without a video.  
Back in quarantine...what town? 

Ah, the flushed hook. If I had a nickel...

Thanks for the quick response. I also considered Srixon ZX5 and ZX7 but they didnt feel as good as the Mizzys to me. I mostly leaning towards forged since Tour are for lower handicappers and Im right around 10-15. Maybe they can help me improve my game but I dont get out as much.

If it was me I am going with the new mizuno's and saving that movie to spend on other clubs without question. There is next to no way I could justify spending 4k on only irons. Miura without question are amazing and great feeling clubs, but so are mizzy's and the fact your money goes that much farther is awesome. Mizuno also has a great variety of shafts available for no upcharge as well. 

That’s another potential cause for the early extension too. Iirc Monte gets into the too much knee flex in his efficient swing video and the recently released early extension. Several YouTube instructors talk about it as well as the weight being too far over the toes. Both are pretty common amongst us amateurs 

In my own swing, I used to set up with too much knee flex.  I could move laterally in the forward swing, but the knee flex limited my hip rotation, which caused ME to flip, creating inconsistent contact.  So many root causes that can cause a similar visual "fault".

Balance points being off usually too far on the toes at setup causing lack of rotation in the swing. Depending on how the golfer reacts they will have a steep shaft that going to cause them to get stuck, many times dumping the back shoulder then have to manipulate the arms and hands to get to the ball. If the don’t dump the shoulder early it’s just standing up at that point 
When my swing is off these are my faults.
 

More than likely it’s number 1 and it’s causing you to get stuck and have to stall the hips, stand up and throw your arms hands at the ball and this causes a high handle which results in the toe hits.
Post a swing
 

Video your swing and note how high your head is at impact vs address. You may be “standing up” at some point in your swing. 

I’m no expert, but from what I’ve seen/read early extension is usually the culprit.