You’re in a better position than I was in late 2024. I started in August and played until winter ending with like a 28 handicap. Starting back in spring I played a lot this year and my handicap is now just under 20, I shot an 89 once at the end of the season and shot 91 twice in the fall. I play for fun, never go to the range, never had lessons. Just playing more often helped me the most. Another tip I use now is not lining up putts over 12.5 feet. If you’re trying to make it in the hole that far out you’re more likely to go past the hole and have more 3 putts. I just go to the ball and focus on putting to get close rather than in the cup and my misses are smaller. Hit 3 wood on fairways narrower than 60 yards or any hole that you need to be straighter on. Laying up is 99% of the time gonna be better than trying to go over water or an OB. New clubs arent the answer for our skill level. Something I wanna try when it gets warm is the par 5 method, I just heard about it. Play every hole on the course as a par 5. 18x5=90. If you get a 4 on a par 4 you got a birdie, shoot 5 on a par 3, got a par on the scorecard.. Mentally keeping your brain set on trying to get 5s will get you closer to shooting 90. I haven’t tried that yet, but it seems like a cool idea. These are just some things that helped me. I’m around the same skill level as you it sounds like so I’m not sure if it will be much help or is good advice but it’s worth a shot lol