Been having a wee bit of a problem

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Specifically speaking with my irons.  Now granted I have been playing several different sets of late.  Mostly for the fact that when I quit the game 11 yrs ago the sets I coveted are now dirt cheap!  So anyways I was playing with a set of forged Lynx today that I bought a month ago or so.  These have a bit thicker top line and are wider soled clubs but with the Lynx R flex graphite shafts and a flat lie which I like in my irons and they have mid size tour velvet grips which I like.  They are a tour grind( I am not positive as to what a tour grind is vs a regular grind)  and they are cavity backed.

Now truth be told I am not to jiggy with a wider soled club.  For some reason it seems that I skull them, worm rape them or lay the sod over the top, and that hurts me hands.  So today at a blistering 96 deg I decide to go to a county course that I like cause it is dirt cheap, excellent greens and a choice of 3 different courses to play.  Luckily a fella on the first let me go off while he waited for his playing partners.

So hit my drive and have a wedge in.  Address the ball and notice for some reason that with these particular clubs I am slightly open at address with the head.  So I'm looking at it and just slightly hooded the club. Punched the ball about 100 yds 3 feet from the pin.  So I look around to see if anybody is looking at what I did on an adjacent green and of course no one is.  Birdie the hole

Well the rest of the round I made it a point to slightly hood these clubs and I gotta tell ya spot on with decent distance but ACCURATE to say the least.  Now I'm thinking to myself the PE 2's I have along with a couple of sets may benefit from the same type of thing.  Slightly hooding the club.  Anyways just a bit of a discovery and was quite pleased on #9 hitting a 5 iron uphill about 185 yds. all carry.  Ok that's it, it's Cream Ale time.

PS  shot a 41, Scotch golf