@Snookums that's great! Glad you enjoyed it, that really is the main thing. Keep at it and make sure to implement your lessons in practice and you'll see a lot more consistency. Was in a similar position to yourself last year after having not played for maybe 20 years, worst score was 136, now I almost consistently break 50/100.
Only tip I'd give is don't throw everything in the bag if you don't feel you can use it yet. Take clubs you feel comfortable hitting, even if it means hitting a 7 iron off the tee. You just want to stay out of the trouble and save money on lost balls when you start out. Don't get complicated around the greens, just get it on for a putt. I loved to over complicate things when I started by using all different types of wedges, you only really need a SW and PW, everything else is bump and run at this stage. Get in on the green as efficiently as possible, doesn't matter what you use.
BIGGEST tip is don't get frustrated, there's no point at the moment, not until you can understand what might have gone wrong with your swing etc. Just play and have a good time![]()
Appreciate that, yeah I've been pretty good at staying level headed and just taking it as it comes, mate I played with on sunday is also brand new, we actually played in Brum! I've only lost 2 balls so far across both courses, both where in the same stream at the course in Birmingham
