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Message: [QUOTE="Giddyup5, post: 5315247, member: 804"] Stop hitting driver off the tee. Find a club. Any club that keeps you in play. Hopefully 3W. But maybe less. Add one stroke to par for each hole (ie if it’s a par 4, in your mind you’re playing it as a par 5). That gives you the luxury of getting “on in regulation in 3”. 4 iron, 7 iron, wedge. Par 3?— hit your best iron off the tee and go from there. Eventually once you get your swing back you can modify from this. Only club you should chip with is 54 degrees or less. Ditch the lob wedge. Learn a bump and run (look up Jason Day chip/pitch technique). If you can get a putter on it putt. I don’t care if it’s in the rough or you’re in the fairway 40 yards away, if it’s remotely possible to putt—putt. Stop trying to make putts outside 8 feet. The line doesn’t matter. It’s all about pace. Try to miss on the high side. It’s a beautiful game. Play fast and have fun! [/QUOTE]