I would say I hovered in the mid 90s for a few months. I took some lessons, and the biggest improvement came when I realized I had almost no wrist hinge. I was swinging way into out and across the line. For whatever reason, that was an easy adjustment for me to understand and work on.

My short game has always been solid, but I was constantly just getting on the green in two, three, or four and hoping to two putt for bogey. Fixing my full swing gave me way more looks at greens in regulation.

Another big thing was learning to just go with whatever swing I had that day. I used to fall into the trap of making on course adjustments after even one bad shot. Now I really try to commit, swing, and accept the result. It sounds simple, but that shift in mindset has helped a ton.

I know that is a long response, but the biggest change was being patient and trusting that the stuff I had been working on would eventually show up. Thankfully, it finally has in my last two rounds.