The Difference Between Shooting in the 90s and in the 70s

Enjoy this video of me running you through the end of my round and discussing my thoughts for every shot. I did not hit it my best, but I was able to manage my miss and give myself chances at par. This is a great way to learn how to lower those scores.
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[@weexpectedthis]

So step one is to just be really good at chipping, haha!

[@EKGolf]

The short game!

[@weexpectedthis]

I struggled to see how this related to shooting in the 90s ​@@EKGolf

[@EKGolf]

The way I hit the ball, I could've bogeyed every hole but I was trying to show how important having a solid short game is to lowering your scores. Most people focus on hitting it better when in reality they can just chip and putt better@@weexpectedthis

[@3913Bob]

Nice skills, but honestly, it seems like clickbait. You did not say anything about what you did differently from 90 to 70 score other than you're a really good golfer.

[@EKGolf]

I said the difference from shooting 90 and 70 is the short game and putting yourself in position to make par at worst bogey. I display it by missing almost every green. I could’ve shot 90 if I didn’t get any of those up and down