Sets things in perspective, but also pretty confrontational. Good thing I am not 40 yet.

thank you, HODL ROBBINS!

I need way more than 10 years to get better at golf… or I leave my life and yolo into lessons with Butch.

Take shrooms and accelerate this process.

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Or I could just embrace my mediocrity and enjoy life without the pressure to constantly improve. Just a thought. #LiveAndLetLive

C’mon we can make it to at least 80. Boomers have been crushing Kraft mac n cheese, pharmaceuticals, and Coca Cola for decades and making it past 70. But yeah let’s say 4 tops lol What 3 or 4 you doing?

Let me help you..I wish I knew earlier should save you some time. 1.Assuming you are a decent ball striker, go get fit -putter through to Driver. 2. Master your tempo. Download Tour Tempo App. I’ve settle on at 24/8 (99-05 Tiger Woods tempo) 3. Get yourself a residential putting green for a couple hundred bucks. You’ll become much better at 4-5 footers. 4. Read “Every Stroke Counts” and “Mastering Golf’s Mental Game” (IMO most other golf books are super subjective) 5. Stop worrying about your score. It’s like worry about the price of bitcoin in fiat. Your rounds are a bell curve 15% great 70% average 15% terrible. It’s just the way it is. Ideally that bell curve trends lower to the left. 73 83 94 If you do all that (2 years) and do not become low single digit, give it up you stink. 😂 As @HODL says you only have 3-4 things to master. Move on and get going. 🤙🏼

I was kinda joking but your response is very helpful. 1. ✅ 2. Never considered this, however when I’m playing well, my tempo is very consistent shot to shot and my backswing slow and deliberate. 3. Definitely. I’ve had one in the past. 4. I’ll get both. 5. When I’m playing well, few years ago, high 80’s -low 90’s. I will report back once I’m recommitted. (Young ones, don’t care about my golf game).