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Quite a few golfers I coach as a golf instructor in Orlando, and at McLemore Resort, are trying everything they can to breaking 90. Breaking 100 legitimizes your place in golf as an enthusiast, an average player.  But breaking 90 is something different. Breaking 90 is a credibility badge you wear to the course that let’s others know you’re beyond a beginner and golf is a more serious journey for you. It’s a commendable milestone for all golfers, signifying you are becoming more consistent. And your skills are improving beyond those of the average golfer. Breaking 90 in golf is a continuation of breaking 100 when it comes to improving precision and patience. And it requires you refine how and how often you practice.  While it might seem daunting, it’s a more achievable goal than you think. With the right focus and strategy, you can lower your scores and enjoy the game even more. Below is a general guide to breaking 90 in golf. Over the coming months, John Hughes Golf will feature a few of the specific details below that make the biggest impact to your ability to break 90. Breaking 90 Requires More Consistent Ball Striking One of the most critical aspects of breaking 90 is hitting the ball consistently. This doesn’t mean you need to hit every shot perfectly, but rather, you need to minimize the number of significantly off target shots you hit in a round. Most likely, the shots that you are losing or being…

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