The 10 Strokes Every 90s Golfer Gives Away (Without Realizing)

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  @CoachRickyBsbl · 1 month ago

  I shoot 90s yet I still try to do all these things. Hitting consistent golf shots in a row are hard lol

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• DA

  @DaveMichael-y7j · 1 month ago

  I did everything ya said and shot a 98.  Better than my 115 😂

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• RY

  @Ryan17312 · 1 month ago

  I’ve never scored under 100, I’ve been watching your videos for the last few days and played 9 holes yesterday and shot 42! My best ever for 9.<br>Thanks for the tips! When I get an 18 in I’ll come back to the comments and let you know 💪🏼

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• HA

  @HAREOFTHEDOGLIFE · 1 month ago

  The mental side of breaking 90 is so underrated. Great reminder to play smarter, not harder.

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• SM

  @smilingvulture · 1 month ago

  most of us high handicappers would hit to the middle of the green if we could<br><br>were just trying to hit the ball

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• CH

  @chesterfarrington9853 · 1 month ago

  Yeah it’s me topping the same shot twice in the middle of the fairway lmao. Usually happens when I got a group behind me and I’m trying to hurry up

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• PU

  @pulselighthyperbaric · 1 month ago

  That three-putt advice is so true.

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• LO

  @Lord_Brunswick · 1 month ago

  For the amateur golf like me the round is a series of mediocre shots and functional misses... that being the case then changing your thinking about what your trying to accomplish on the course will recalibrate your game... I stopped thinking about 72 and set my par round at 90 which is 18; additional strokes... bogie golf... I stopped thinking about how to birbie or par each hole and focused on obtaining my bogie.... this changed where I hit the ball and why I hit to that location... I went from averaging around 100 to low 90&apos;s and slowly but consistently made my way into shooting between 85- 88... I am not a pro nor will I ever be but I can think and I know myself and that allows me to play golf inside myself (me golf lol)... doing the things I know I can do and having the mental discipline to do them well... thank you for letting me share... hitt&apos;em well and y&apos;all have a good round!!

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• GA

  @garthpilkey5965 · 4 weeks ago

  Loved the childish fit in the sand trap!

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• HO

  @hopnmeema · 1 month ago

  Great video man! Best tip for me, &nbsp;the 3&apos; circle. &nbsp;I used to do this and completely forgot about it. <br><br>1 addition if i may.. your final tip of identifying 3 areas to improve, &nbsp;you should also ID 3 areas to maintain. &nbsp;<br><br>This is a military evaluation standard. &nbsp;Always couple 3 areas to improve (deficiencies) with 3 areas to maintain (strengths).

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• BI

  @bigbruce1922 · 4 weeks ago

  A few rounds ago, I had a round that I only had one par and the rest were bogeys. I was so frustrated that I couldn&apos;t hit a par, but at the end of the round I realized that even though I only had one par, I didn&apos;t have any double bogeys or worse. It was my best round of the year.

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• BA

  @bartstarr100 · 1 month ago

  Cool<br> Now i&apos;m under 90.<br>Time to play the back nine.

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