Two things you need to immediately check.

You are either #1, torquing the bow very badly or #2, your center shot is way off.

#1, Have someone stand in front of you and draw you bow back with out an arrow and anchor just like you are going to shoot. Have that person look at the bows riser and see if it is in line straight with the string. If no one is available you can come to full draw and peek down at the string and cam. The string and cam should be in line with each other.

#2, rest your bow on the floor on its bottom cam with an arrow nocked. Look down on your arrow. It should be pointing straight from the string out past the riser. If your center shot is off it will likely be pointing out to the left for a right handed shooter.

If you have a place to paper tune you should definetly do that.