5 GOLF TIPS TO BREAK 90

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[@meandmygolf.]

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[@odieshickey]

I finally broke 100 shot a 92 I cant believe it. Now time to break 90. Thanks guys

[@BirdieBeaman]

Last night I saw this upload and since I was going golfing today, I thought, "Why not? Anything to help my game." I truly had no hopes this would really work. Before today, I usually shoot 100-110 and my lowest round was a 98, sad but true. Today I played one of the harder courses in my area (hazards on every hole, tons of fairway bunkers, etc) and using these things as well as the how to break 100 tips, I shot my new lowest score ever, a 91! I want you to know how helpful this video was. Thanks so much!

[@arym1108]

J Beaman dope! Is your average lower now?

[@nanolathe1193]

this happened to me once last year, i played by far the hardest course in the area and the hardest ive ever played yet. but i was playing alone and the challenges i think just made me focus in more and get locked in. i shot better on that course than i do on some of the easier ones.

[@darkstar8120]

Cheers 🍺

[@o5s0x]

easiest way I have found to consistently break 90 is to play 9 holes

[@boostincrohns]

Tim Hanrahan LMAO

[@kyle5244]

😂😂😂

[@raidernation5237]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DavidGScott707]

Tim Hanrahan broooo

[@freddavis175]

They do not understand how some of us struggle.

[@zobbukit]

A small spliff before each nine helps to keep your swing relaxed throughout a round and also helps eliminate stage fright if other people are watching you tee off.

[@logophile611]

zobbukit I wish.. I used to smoke spliffs often but now I work at a job that can drug test if they want

[@LorenzoHernandezO]

Except when you get to the green and think you've just whacked your putt but come up 3 metres short!

[@kymstock1852]

How to break 90? 1) learn to strike the ball well using a simple golf swing ( see Jim Venetos or Kirk Junge minimalist swing= effective and simple) 2) learn how far each club carries and record it/ buy a laser range finder 3) find a tee shot club that finds the fairway 4) divide the distance between tee shot and hole into 2 or 3 and use a club you are good at 5) practise bump and run into the centre of green 6) practice speed control of putting stroke from centre of green to various hole positions. 7) practice 1 meter putts often with steel ruler drill. Be patient!

[@francoerp]

Hey Guys, finally I broke 90, I was very nervous the last hole par 5, my card was 80 and made triple boggy hahaha, that was insane but very happy, the final score 88. TBH, i followed all your advises except for the last hole my mind went black. i am still watching your videos but i would like to watch again a match play vs Mr Finch and Mr Shiels

[@harrymonnoyer1269]

"youre not getting a double or a triple there" oh believe me ill show you

[@tmtaylo4983]

Don Monnz Hold my beer...

[@msj56]

I wanted to cry after reading this comment lol

[@kjay9821]

Been stuck in the 90s for a while. Recently I played a solid SMART round and carded an 83. Now it’s time to try the whole consistency thing. Love the videos!

[@MEgsB2011]

I’m consistently shooting in the 90’s because of the break 100 video! Looking forward to breaking 90! Thanks guys

[@Mikefetsund]

Started playing golf in June, and participated in a club championship here in Norway this weekend. First day I used 93 strokes, and the second day 91. Was hoping to be under 90, but with just two months of practice, I'm quite happy :) I watch all of your videos and try to use the tips you give. Thanks guys!

[@kellelinchen]

2018 I used your tipps also to get to 93 at a par 75 course. 2019 - Jan / Feb. Driver training - works now! March -short game - Coming along. April - putting . May-August - trying to break 90.

[@taylorharty885]

I love tip 3. It took me a while to stop trying to be Phil, and just learn to be good with a gap wedge from 100 in. Once I did, I removed the duff and skull from approaches. It also gets you closer and removes 3 putting. It probably saved me 5 or so strokes a round from the beginning to the end of the golf season. That's the difference from 92 to 87.

[@nick0is0ace]

Great video. I recently started breaking 90 on a regular basis. The best piece of advice I ever heard was when you're driving just "get the ball out there, keep it in play". My biggest issue was trying to get max distance on my drives, so I'd have easier approaches to the Greens. As a result I'd slice drives all over the shop, I'd end up losing about 8 shots a round on drop shots from the tee. Once I cut out those drops, by being more conservative om the tee, I started hitting scores of 83-87.

[@bradfrancis5187]

Have enjoyed watching your videos as a refresher. Was a scratch golfer from high school through my 20's, thanks to a dead accurate and long driver, solid mid-long irons, and better than average course management. Suffered injuries to both shoulders and my back, so fighting to get back to the game, but am having to "start over" in a sense. Don't have the power I used to have, so having to check my ego and use my head more to get solid rounds. First round back was a 93. Haven't carded something like that since I was 13 years old. So back to basics, focusing on having a tight short game, clean (but comparatively short) irons, and most importantly, remembering I don't have the "hero shots" in me anymore. Your vids have been a great reminder of the lessons I learned and forgot.

[@kevinboock7143]

I have to express my sincere gratitude for your videos. They have helped me improve so much as a new golfer (3rd year playing - handicap of 19). I do sometimes over think shots using some of the techniques, but all in all, I have dramatically improved my game. As well as my knowledge of what is appropriate and what smart strategy is sound on the golf course. Again, thank you very much, keep them coming! Another idea for a video, is discussing rules and etiquette on the golf course and how technically you're suppose to play certain penalties or settings (i.e. hit a shot OB off the tee, grounding the club in the sand, playing in a foursome and how it relates to speed up play, etc.)

[@dougg6467]

I break 90 every so often. It’s a challenge to stay relaxed when a round is going well. It’s a real bummer to shoot 41 on the front and 50 on the back. Advice I give myself, breathe and simply focus on the next shot. Thanks for the tips, avoiding the blowup holes will make those bad back nines less of an issue.

[@stevenolan267]

I didn't think this video was going to be worth me watching, when I found your channel last weekend. However, since watching you par 3 par 4 and par 5 videos i shot 95 in each of my 2 rounds this week and I am normally hoping and struggling for 99. your advice really helped me get out of my own way and not play hero golf. I left my driver in the bag and only used my my woods when I either had a wide open area to aim at or when I absolutely needed the distance and WOW what a difference. Also didn't lose a ball OB, which helps lol so now here is to playing for 89!

[@TheDingobat]

FINALLY! Shot 88 today! Struck the ball solid Today, all my misses were in the right spots (especially 2nd shots on reachable par 5’s) saved me a couple strokes. Clubbing up on the par 3’s, aiming for the centre saved me easily 3 stokes today! Cheers from Canada!

[@johnyi1410]

Thanks Piers and Andy, please do a "...Break 80" tips video soon!

[@meandmygolf.]

+John Yi Coming Soon!

[@rasmusfrchvinther7972]

Meandmygolf and a break 70 😄

[@divindave6117]

Eliminate Double Bogies and bring your putt count down to 30 per round or better. The main Key to breaking 80 is the short game.

[@robertbarnett7338]

John

[@braedenmarshall22]

Best of sports and break 50

[@chasedeath90]

Thanks for this video, guys. I found the mental game, not adding up my score and not aiming for the pin the main areas from this video to help me beat 90. Managed to score 86 on my home course, beating my previous my 6 strokes. Unbelievable - a big thank you.

[@cwriley8080]

I have been using your tips for breaking 90 and they work! I have been shooting in the 80's ever since! Hitting to the middle of par 3's with trouble around was the best tip ever! Also a good tip to play better course strategy, which has been my weakness. Keeping the emotions under control is another great tip! Just watched how to break 80! I am sure trying! My lowest score to date is 83. I really don't know what I would do if I shot in the 70's!

[@camelcase9225]

You'd just be adding fuel to the fire and keep getting better. Good on you! I'm jealous ;)

[@jaerbear7237]

These tips are great. Knowing the course (planning), sticking to the basics, not trying to bomb it on drives and putting everyday made a huge difference for me. Also oddly enough, while this didn't help with mechanics, playing a good golf video game really helped me simulate thought processes with every shot. The mental game got stronger. Staying cool out there also helps.

[@joshuabrunson4878]

I love these videos - I'm so close to breaking 90.. no matter which course I've been hitting 93-94.

[@jeffclemons2415]

Andy and Piers. Thanks for the videos. Since last December when I stumbled on your channel, my scores have steadily dropped from the low 100's, down into the mid to low 90's over the past 3-4 months. I shot a 90 on my last two rounds. Today, I finally broke 90 and shot an 84! Thanks again for all your help!

[@meandmygolf.]

That's amazing Jeff!! Great work and lets see if we can help get you in the 70's next!

[@trigger6377]

been watching lots of your vids , went round my local club did the short 9 and long 9 , went round in 111.. had a 1/2 hour lesson with a pro coach and watched a few of your vids and took 16 shots off the next tine i went out , thanks guys

[@kjames6r88]

So who texts who at night and suggests the outfit for the next day?

[@Iversonwings1]

They live together so they probably decide in bed in the morning

[@betavulgaris7888]

@@Iversonwings1 Are they bummers ?

[@whmeh0]

@@betavulgaris7888 Your comment is a bummer in that it makes me sad

[@haraldversteegden2562]

Just thought they were Two-egged twinns !? BTW 6:41 is best advice i almost all sports!

[@risknerd1772]

Broke 90 yesterday, largely as a result of your advice and tips. Thanks Andy & Piers!

[@kjiilla3]

Shot my best round ever 82 this weekend! I can definitely say that pitching it out from under trees and getting into play definitely helped so much! Feels so good hopefully i can stay consistent and be ready for that "break 80" video! Thanks so much Andy and Piers!

[@dobattlers]

Had to pause the video after the first suggestion. Well done on the whole positive self talk. Its absolutely huge and something that a lot of people would overlook, giving precedence to mechanics instead of the mental aspect

[@richardthomas1674]

15 year old, just starting out with a set of a relatives old clubs. All the tips on this series of breaking .... were really useful even just to get my mind straight on what I should be aiming for. My iron and chipping game was strong from the moment I started and I'm going to use your putting and driving tips now to really consolidate my game and I think I can start to make some decent scores. Then I may apply for a handicap and start trying to play properly, you're videos have inspired me to be honest, so thank you very much and I look forward to watching all your videos in the future. Subbed 😁

[@dzl8596]

The par 3’s have been killing my score. Gonna try this tip!!

[@flyingdutch9818]

Nice one guys. After 20 odd years its only been the last few months i have started actually hitting it straight (ish) and predictably. Now I’m faced with this confusing land of the middle of the fairway and with hitting my irons fairly consistently having to actually think about distances, etc I am shooting about 90 on a rough day from previous 100-110 And just the basic approach of facing a hole with “Use 2-3 shots to get on” then two putt is quite liberating cos we all visualize the shots from TV

[@loganflanery9998]

Thanks Guys!!! I have been used to hitting around 92-94 consistently and then I saw this video and I got 90 then three days later shot an 86. I'm 14 years old and plan on playing highschool golf and I love your videos and they help!! thank you guys so much

[@adamtrueman8848]

Hey guys just wanted to say thanks for these videos. Broke 100 and broke 90 in my last two rounds (92 & 84 respectively). These tips were a huge help! Keep up the great work!

[@divindave6117]

All very solid tips right here. Manage the course and get out of trouble with 1 stoke will do wonders for the number at the right hand side of the score card.

[@BENJAMINTY03]

Thanks guys for the great Tips, I've broken 90 once so I'm building on consistency. Ive been tracking my rounds and I am averaging 4.3 on my Par 3's, I really think these tips (ego based) will help a lot. Can't wait to try it out. Keep up the amazing content. Best Golf Channel on KZbin.

[@stomps21]

Played for par after my first shot. This put less pressure on my drive which resulted in an improvement off the tee. Also stopped me trying to hid drives too far. A 180 yard drive on a par 4 meant that i had 4 shots for the remaining 166 yards. Mentally this really helped me and reduced the number of double bogies I made and also increased my pars. Went from shooting in the mid to high 90's to the low 80's in the space of a summer

[@dond8079]

Great advice. Seems that playing in matching pajamas is a key to breaking 90!

[@DN4AGDX]

I broke 100 for the first this year. I shot a 94 and was ecstatic. Still need to work on my driver though. If I can straighten that out I think I could break 90 this year. I've only been golfing for about 2 1/2 years. Love this game😎

[@garvchadha7949]

Hi, great tips. I think being under pressured also messes up your game. Today i was pitching for eagle about 30 yards away from the green, i got underpressured and hit my ball to hard. I ended up making a double bogey.

[@corycreevy3579]

Broke 90 for my first time. I was on a course I've never played and using someone else's clubs. I was excited and surprised. Thanks for the tips guys as always.

[@willcarter8685]

Yesterday was my 5th game ever and got 44 on par 35 for 9 holes. Using all the tips from these vids has brought me down from an uncountable number in my first game or two. Keen to see my figures on 18 holes soon

[@matthewcoleiro7145]

That is me. Once a week golfer trying to break 90. Thank you very much for the tip to use a gap wedge. Will buy one this weekend!! It will be used I'm sure. Keep up the great work guys.

[@rambler1277]

Great video guys. I can break 90 fairly regularly and when I do it's always because of these exact situations. Making putts, not blowing out any holes, taking your medicine etc. And...the nemesis hole. So true.

[@revdondee7429]

There was a subtle hint on the par 3...an easier swing for better ball contact. Swinging out of my boots is the cause for every one of my bad shots. Except for my ADD which causes me to lose focus from time to time. If I repeat "80%" to myself at address, I've found it to be the best swing thought to have.

[@maximiano415]

Wow. Those are great tips. I have used your tips and gone from shooting 101-105 to shooting 90-94. Definitely guilty of going for the hero shot through the tree, off the rock onto the green. Going to use these tips

[@peterfisher2726]

I've got a way to go before I break 90, but you've given me something to work on and shoot for - thanks.

[@cmoskaluk9485]

Earlier this season I was playing really strong golf then out of no where I just started shanking every iron regardless of what I tried. I decided to go play an executive par 3 to try and take out possible mental sabatage of distance breaking my concentration of just hitting it cleanly. I played really well on the par 3 and felt a lot more confident with my swing. Fast forward a couple days later to a full round, played nicely on the first couple holes then just blew up shooing a 48. The back 9 I adjusted a couple things mainly putting my driver away and generally just playing safer shots and clubbing up, 4 pars and 5 boggies ending the back with a 41. Just snuck in an 89 but it felt great. I firmly believe a 6th point would be to remain calm, another shot is inevitable and letting missed shots rattle you will only lead to more terrible shots.

[@ronnievaldez3610]

I broke 90 just after watching your videos on gripping, chipping/pitching choosing clubs and landing areas last summer. Also practice range is so important.

[@meandmygolf.]

Great work Ronnie!!

[@EternalStar2401]

I just broke 90 at a STPGA tournament two weeks ago! 88 is my new personal best!

[@skylerlucero5836]

good job! my current best is 92 i'm sooooo close!

[@JoshD0A]

Broke 90 for the first time today (89) thanks to your videos. Been playing golf for about 4 months. If I can master the short chips I'll be doing OK! Thanks for all the great vids guys!

[@WMTGGGBLOOD]

I broke 90 yesterday, but shot a 97 today. These tips are going to help me break 90 more consistently for sure.

[@meandmygolf.]

Well done! We actually have a complete coaching plan called break 90 that will definitely help you break 90 more consistently. If you would like to check out week one you can do so as part of our 30 day free trial👉meandmygolf.com/sign-up-30-days-free-trial/?ref=2&campaign=KZbin&KZbin&Video%20Link&KZbin

[@oldmangolf4209]

I used your tips to break 100 and I have done twice. The last time was for a nett 60 and 46 points. Won my first monthly medal as well so thank you so much. Now my aim is to break 90 and become a low 20 handicapper.

[@jroberts2535]

My last time out before seeing this video I took a whole new approach to my “nemesis” hole.. which at best before was a double or triple bogey.. my last round I had a tap in for par.

[@Rallsy4]

Peirs/Andy! Thanks for the video...never been under 90, watched this video 2-3 days ago. Today I hit an 88! Went for center of green on par 3s, chipped out of danger on a par 4 and even saved par rather than trying to hit through the trees, and i even noticed on driving range i had a small fade with driver so during the day i played the fade rather than trying to correct it on thw course (from your break 100 video tip) thanks for sharing!

[@danbatten1557]

Thanks guys, absolutely amazing watching my play change and score drop each week with your help. Keep up the great work!

[@jamiebellpt6081]

Loving your content guys. Thank you

[@golpherguy6388]

Starting to break 90 lately and these tips are golden, thanks.

[@easports8009]

The Tips to break 100 and 90 were right on time for me! Thanks so much fellas. Gotta keep going low!

[@shawnthompson2303]

First round of 2020 this week. Shot 88 on a city course. Calgary, Alberta!

[@mdooley1992]

I broke 90 for the first time yesterday with an 88 and these tips really helped. Thank you!

[@seangray933]

Broke 90 for the first time today. Just from applying techniques in your videos i went from a strong slice to a slight draw on drives and have stopped thining my irons.

[@isctony]

I'm going on a canal trip in September and I've just realised we will be sailing right through The Astbury! If I see you I'll give you a shout and a wave!!!

[@goonersRgr8]

Hi Andy & Piers, playing off 16 I have been struggling to get anywhere near for some time. Thanks to your suggestions which I have adopted I played my last 2 rounds at my club in level & 1 under. Great work!!

[@meandmygolf.]

Great work Richard!! Glad this was useful to you!!👍

[@cjfisher47]

Excellent tips, guys. I've been trying to go under 90 for some weeks now and this WILL help.

[@meandmygolf.]

Hopefully Chris!!

[@flyersboy01]

I now almost always use my pitching wedge for any and every situation around the green or close to it and its helped a lot. sometimes I break out the 56 degree but mostly stick to my pitching wedge n now I would say I shot in the 90's more so than the 100's

[@juanbotha6634]

Hi guys. Another key to breaking 90 is finding the fairway from the tee. If I drive well, I break 90 easily, but if I dont find the fairway off the tee I always shoot in the 90's Great tips!

[@aidanbutler2272]

I'm a junior golfer who's been struggling to break 90 this video helped me so much

[@gustavoreiche4763]

91 two times now.. but few months ago I was wathing the breaking 100 videos!!! tks a lot

[@fernandohernandez3170]

Great video guys! Shot an 84 last week with incorporating your tips! My best had been a 92.

[@majexword]

Good video!

[@vikinginfidel4293]

I played the front 9 at my local course two afternoons in a row and shot a 44 and 47. I'm just getting back into golf. I've never known my handicap because I've never played competitively. I feel like those scores are pretty good for me tho. I'm going to keep it up and keep taking strokes off my scorecard. I'm only 26 so I have plenty of time to get better.

[@ejvaudt67]

On Tip #2, what are your thoughts on using a 3 iron and closing the club face to keep the ball low and just punch out to the fairway? That's what I use on some occasions.

[@rafaelcolorina516]

Everytime I look and apply your lessons my handicap goes down. Ty guys!!!!

[@RonSissons]

Do you have a Flop Shot video? That was awesome! I would have skulled it into the water. (17.5 hcp)

[@cheynefritts3337]

Just played my first game in ten years and used some of these tips during my game. My goal was to break 100. I ended up hitting 88 ! Thanks :)

[@JFBscustomshop]

Thanks so much for this video guys. Confident I will break 90 this year and your tips helped put it in perspective.

[@devinray5287]

Can you do another "break" whatever score video? I consistently shot 80's but can't quite get consistent in the 70's yet can you give me tips to stay out of my head? What I should be focused on, how I should be acting or reacting to good or bad shots. I think mentally I screw my self a lot but also it's small things like chunking a chip shot. Just some tips would be good to hear

[@julianroberts698]

Just watched this video again not sure if I commented the first time so wanted to make sure I do now. Thx for a very informative video, very helpful and much appreciated. You guys rock.

[@lilbc20]

Huge thank to you guys for helping me break 90 for the first time today. Shot my new personal best at 88 using your tips. Time to watch your how to break 80 tips lol

[@ilshg]

Great video! Thanks for doing this! As a 90's golfer it was nice to see tips from the "Breaking 100" video that I should be doing. Now there's a couple more to add to the list!

[@deanray1871]

Hi men , I watch and watch you boys especially while I'm made to wash up by my dragon , I do this on my iPad propped in the kitchen window while I don the marigolds !!! It's funny as now every time my my family hears your intro music they all shout " ear phones " they are bloomin horrible lot !!!!! anyway you have dropped me under 90 from some good tips and drills but mainly just on course management. so win win in my house ,happy wife , happy life !!! Cheers for taking charge of my plates being clean !!!and taking charge of my golf getting better . Nice work Deano , Isle of Wight

[@adolfozayas3359]

Great Tips as usual. Im guilty of not taking enough club esp on par 3s. Cant wait to see what you have for breaking 80

[@pbateman62]

Just taken up golf again after a long spell of not playing. Your videos are fantastic. Keep up the good work. Subscribed!

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Tom. Happy to help. If you get chance, check out our website and give us your feedback. Lots of great content going up on there too.

[@christophersilva7840]

Meandmygolf I am playing in a tournament tomorrow and I am looking forward to using the tips you taught me in this video. Thank you

[@icelandjoe878]

i laughed when he said , it'd be a terrible shame if you put it in the water lol

[@grahamstreek8790]

Such great common sense advice. I need to watch the vid before every round.

[@BOWENSblog]

Maybe next year or this year ill break 100. Good to think ahead about 90. Golf is good to be more social off and on the golf course. Also its good to play when I get really old for some private community based fun in my hometown. Also a good way to stay culturally relevant for decades. Its a fun game. People can strive for excellence if they really want to. Good for entrepreneurs, retired, university students, professionals and also office workers. Sports is good for everybody. People should find one that fits them the best. Like tennis, soccer, running, curling and ect for community based fun free from political activism and violence. Also something really fun to chat about at work in the cubicle or with your sport friends and so called "competitors". Its a good hobby. I wish GolfTV is on Amazon Prime Video in my country.

[@yobeatthat85]

Great advice, very professional and clear instructions.

[@TomH999111]

Hi Piers and Andy - thanks to your video on how to break 100 I hit my best ever round of 94 today. Went 52 then 42 - I only play once a week and the first shot I hit all week is my drive on the first hole, so I feel like I spend the front 9 every week warming up! Was wondering - is it best to maybe just accept a bogey bogey start by hitting 5 irons off the tee to make sure I get the ball in play but also to warm my swing up?

[@darkstar8120]

Hit a small bucket at the range before the round

[@corymiller1640]

Thanks to advice from you guys and and spending more time on the course, I broke 90 for the first time (89) in my life which was awesome. My iron play and decision making have improved drastically due to the great tips I get from you both. Keep up the great work so hopefully this summer I can post on your "5 tips to break 80" video, haha. Also, do you still do swing anylisis? How would I go about getting a video to you for submission?

[@keranpawar2790]

You lads are great. Cheers! Gonna try your break 90 tips tomorrow!👍🏽

[@garychesney6688]

Loved the video! I'll post when I break it.

[@rachelandbraedon3760]

Broke 90 today. Put it down to an in to out path with driver and mastering square grip, standing taller, being more aware of target line and path of club, setting posture before setting my distance from ball, better setup routine in general, maintain connection with ground with right foot, engaging abs, keeping head behind ball.. Simple really

[@Brodymeza1]

Thanks guys. Trying this today to see if this helps

[@Brodymeza1]

And the how to break 100 video really helped me break 100 quickly

[@austinstephens3304]

Broke 100 today. Scored a 96. So now I need to bring that down. I stopped using my driver except on long par 4s and long par 5s. 3 uses all round. And I improved 8 strokes. Thanks for the advice.

[@simonwong1827]

Thank you guys. The Par 3 advise is most helpful!

[@acenace24]

Anyone else find that their "favorite club" changes throughout the season? This past season I was great with the Driver, 5 Iron, and Sand Wedge, but all were good at different points in the season. I was unable to keep all of those clubs consistent throughout the year and instead of having a few that I was hitting well they seemed to rotate. It's odd, but I had rounds were I could not miss a green from 50-80 yards out with the SW and I was borderline arrogant when I pulled that club, but by the end of the year I was leaving those shots short, pushing them long, or hitting them left and right of the green.

[@Shakester71]

Every golf range that I go to has a short game area. The range could be full and there wouldn’t be one person in the short game area or the putting green. Most high handicappers can get to within 10-30 yards of the green in 3 to 4 strokes on a par 4. What usually happens is they pitch it short, chip it on then two putt. That’s 4 more strokes for a 7. So my advice is to spend equal time in the short game area and then equal time on the putting green that you do on the range. Most short game areas have bunkers as well so it’s a good place to practice that also. You can turn those 3 to 4 extra strokes into 2 for bogeys. Play bogey golf with a few pars here and there, maybe an occasional double and you can still break 90. Get rid of those dreaded 3 putts, skulled or chunky bunker shots, chunky chips, fat pitches and shave strokes off the scorecard.

[@juancho5327]

thank you the tip of having a favurite chipping club have help me a lot

[@jamielee135]

illuminate or eliminate? I guess both are equal in that you have to illuminate to eliminate. Great advice, great golf in demonstration. Keep up the great work.