Riddle me this - Overdrawing the ball

That ZXi4 is more forgiving.

I had the Z565s or 545s I can’t remember. I started hooking them hard.

When I got my 699 pros (think P790s) first swing out the bag, I thought I had hooked one in the water. It was so bad, I stopped watching and started cursing. My ball was on the left side of the green.

It’s a more forgiving club. I have learned to work them left, but they want to go straight. Give me a forged irons and I’ll sling that thing as far right as you want.

Lie angle could be more upright on the Zunos. My last set of JPXs were too upright for me an I hooked them. Had the lie adjusted flatter and it straightened me right out. Still my favorite set that I ever owned.
Could be more heel weighted as well,

Just spitballing…

Always a good idea to check lie and loft, they can have an effect on how shots behave. If you are getting too much of a hook or draw tendency in your shots, it is likely your swing path and timing that are the issue.

Lay down some training sticks and take a video of your swing on your cell phone. Is your left side clearing too soon? Are you losing your lag at impact too soon? Is your follow-through ending up over your left shoulder (assuming you are right handed) when it should end up next to your left ear.

Try this... stick a tee all the way down in the ground about 8 inches behind the ball, do the same about 8 inches in front. When swinging make sure the club head goes back over the tee, on the downswing over that tee again, and then continues over the tee in front. This will help time your left side better.

Thr overdrawing might be from the clubface angle being slighlty diffrent between sets.

That overdraw is probably from an inside takeaway plus a slightly closed club face.

Let the club face stay neutral or even slightly open to go with the inside takeaway and you will get the pretty draw instead of the overcooked one.