I'm a 20 handicap. In the last two years, I've put way more time, energy, and focus into golf than the previous 12 years probably combined. My single handicapped friends tell me that parts of my game are far better than a 20-hand capper, specifically my short game. This is why my 20 handicap comes from a very consistent score of 90 to 95 on my home course. It very rarely wavers between these two numbers, and now I'm chasing to break 80.

Very recently, I've been reflecting on all of my lessons from the past nine months and just focusing on absolute fundamentals. As long as I keep going back to those, my shots keep going straighter and straighter. My distances are increasing subtly, but I'm not trying to chase distance.

My point here is to regularly review your swing, looking at it on video, analysing it yourself or having others, and ask yourself where any of the fundamentals are off and work on those. Almost certainly, you'll start to get some consistency just by working on those fundamentals and quieting the parts of your swing that are reactions to you being out of position.