STOP Watching Swing Videos: The Four Lessons I Used to Finally Get to a 10 Handicap

I used to be totally obsessed with the golf swing, watching every YouTube video, and trying to bring those feels to the course. Turns out, all that noise was the biggest enemy in my game. Over four years, I went from a 25-handicapper to a 10, but the biggest breakthroughs had nothing to do with learning how to shallow or side bend better.

If you’re stuck in the 90s, trust me: These 4 lessons are what saved my golf game and my scores.

Here's the stuff that actually worked:
1. Ditch the YouTube Rabbithole: Stop chasing a new "feel" every week. I talk about how I picked one source of truth and put my "blinders" on.

2. Random vs. Block Practice: I stopped hitting the same block practice shots on the range. Now I focus on practicing skills (like strike and low point), not perfect positions. TPI and Jon Sherman taught me this one!

3. Stop Fixing Your Swing on the Course: I learned how to turn off "Practice Mode" and actually play the game using the Think Box/Play Box concept. No more disaster rounds because of a mid-round panic fix!

4. Nobody Cares What You Shoot: Seriously. When I stopped obsessing over what my playing partners thought, my scores dropped. Plus, I dig into the stats of elite golfers—even they miss greens often! Lowering expectations is key.

If you're ready to stop stressing and finally break into the 80s or even the 70s, give these four lessons a try.

Big thank to you to some of my favorite resources mentioned in the video:

Jon Sherman (The Sweet Spot Golf Podcast): Awesome stuff on course management and strategy. Check out his best selling book the Four Foundations of Golf

   / @jonshermangolf  

TPI (Titleist Performance Institute): Great insights on golf, without the nonsense

   / @mytpi  

Let me know which lesson hits home the hardest in the comments! 👇

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