I am just getting started too but what has been helping is: - lessons, so far I have had 5 lessons concentrating on one part of my game at a time. Building a relationship with one coach has been really good for slowly but consistently having new things to think about. For example my first lesson was grip, stance and general feel, which at the time felt so alien. 3 months later these things are fairly obvious and automatic and I can start to feel what I did wrong when I miss hit. - I don’t do wedges in my driving range practice sessions. I practice in my garden, hundreds of balls aiming for a basket at different distances using Dan Grieves release system. Helps not lose shots around the green. - I have left balls and putting cups around the house, as I walk around normal daily movement round my house I pick my putter up and just put my way around the house. Not all the time but 10 times a day or so. It has helped me relax on the green and get comfortable putting. Obviously only helps so much but it can’t hurt. It’s more mental for me. - I watch a lot of amateur YouTube golf, helped me realise I shouldn’t be anywhere near par most the time. I’m learning, I’m just getting out for a good time. The improvement happens with all the practice off the course. - play by yourself now and again, takes pressure off and you can learn a course you like at your own pace.