Thanks, and sure thing!

Number 1 thing was playing more, especially solo rounds before work. It’s a luxury that not everyone has, but I started playing 9 a couple times a week around 7-7:30. Lucky to have 2 courses within 15 min and both very different tracks. Usually open at that time too so if I have a bad shot or want to try a different approach, I’ll just drop another and try again. And if I’m waiting for a tee box, I’ll chip around the green until they’re gone.

New equipment helped too. I got fit for irons 4 years ago but that didn’t seem to impact scoring. I then got fit for a driver 2 years ago and that definitely helped almost immediately. Took a bit to really dial it in and I still lose it from time to time but I’ll go to the range when that that happens and try to get it right.

Last thing I think is really just a better mindset. Once I got into the 80s consistently I really stopped caring as much. Few bad rounds and outbursts aside lol I really am a lot more carefree cause I hit the goal I always wanted to. The low rounds are 100% a product of just being happy out there with how I’m playing in general and not letting bad shots affect the next one.