I went from 28 HANDICAP to 9 in 2 Years - HERE'S HOW YOU CAN DO IT TOO

In this video, I provide some tips and tricks on how I lowered my golf handicap from 28 to 9 in 2 years.

I walk you through various tips that were vital to me progress and how you can easily implement them into your game to see the same drastic success. from shooting 100 to shooting sub 80, here are all the tips that got me to where I always wanted to be.

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[B.Rights]

Nice video. What helps me is the big picture, it is easy to get frustrated during the process. And it's not just stats and score - the big motivators for me that tell me I am getting much better are my ball striking and my consistency even if at times they don't show up on the scorecard.

[TheBetterGolfProject]

Love the bit about not self diagnosing and keeping stats! So many people don’t know where they are actually losing shots!

[tma]

Took me 24 months to go from shooting 103 to 78. Going from 100 to 85 was about 6 months, 85 to 78 felt like a struggle.

[thegamingrelish]

Golf is hard! im a 26 handicap and i feel like im on the tipping point of really lowering my handicap. Been taking it seriously for a year now and already won the biggest tournament in the society im in which is great but its just so hard. I have lesson every 2 or 3 weeks and everyone complements my swing saying how nice it looks but when i get onto the course a part of my game will just be all over the place like my wedges today when the past two days my wedges have been phenomenal. I find being a high handicapper one day your irons can be pure and then the next its the complete opposite and you feel kike your set up is the same as the day you played them well. Yesterday i shot 105 and today was easily 120+ but tomorrow could be 95 just putting the whole game together is hardest

[jeremypetro]

Please wear sunglasses when recording videos so I can hear what you are saying. 😂