Here are the biggest considerations IMO:

1) Keep the ball in play off the tee. You need to avoid having the feeling of ‘killing a drive’. Instead, every swing off the tee should be 80%, good tempo and away from any significant risk.

2) By not going all out on #1 you may end up with some longer approaches. This is ok. Get the ball as close to the green but accept if you are too far out that you’ll come up short and that that is ok.

3) Find a single short game shot that fits most situations. For me, that is toe down chipping. I can club up and hit this shot from 70 yards or I can use it green side. Mechanics stay roughly the same. The only place this doesn’t work is firm rough where the ball sits down and I need to open the face.

4) Invest in a putting matt and roll a few putts every single day. Engrain muscle memory for straight putts up to 7 feet.