Great advice, thank you.. I will do just that
When i first joined Sandtrap, that probably was my handicap and i got it down to as low as 19 playing regularly. However, that changed after i had my first child. prior to that last 2 months, I played maybe 20 rounds over 2 years. However, Over the last 2 months i have played around 20 rounds of golf, been to the range a number of times and got back with my coach taking lesson. After a number of sessions, range work and course play i have been recently shooting +13-+16. I have always believed if i played more and dedicated the time i could get down to a single digit handicap (im sure most have this same belief). As i mentioned in my opening post, i have been hitting the ball more consistent and feeling confident about my game thus the reason why i decided to update my irons and was now thinking of doing the same with the driver. Also note, i refuse to buy anything new and purchase preowned equipment from callaway.
I know where you are coming from. Im a bowler that averages 218 with numerous 300s / 800s and i see people all the time purchase $200 bowling balls as if it will help them score better. No... Its your technique, work on that!! I have this same approach with golf.