I grew up playing baseball only in summers, think I took one golf lesson when I was like 10. Started playing a little in college and after but still played softball mostly in summers until I was ~25 (32 now). Started taking golf serious about 5 years ago and basically taught myself from scratch using YouTube, going to the range a lot, and read a lot/follow golf social media to learn and I would be lucky to stay under 100 on a good day early on. Last 2-3 years I’ve really turned a corner and am down to a 6 handicap, still have my blowup rounds but it’s such a fun sport when you can get to being a consistent sub ~85 golfer. Unless you have a coach or friend who knows their horsefeathers, use YouTube. They have everything you need to basically get started and have lessons. I played whistling straits 2 weeks ago (have had pga championships and was suppose to have the Ryder cup this year) and I shot a 75, including 2 under on the back. It was a really rewarding feeling. Nice! What tee did you use for that 75 at Whistling Straits? Always awesome when you have a fun round like that, esp. shooting under par on the back. I went there 3 yrs ago with my cousin's husband and his brother. Shot 73 from the blues and then 85 from the black the next day. Black tees is just insanely brutal! That 73 is probably the best round I've ever had (considering the course and tees). Better than my 67 at a local course here although that was a fun round for an entirely different reason. I played the blues and it was the straits course. I was with 2 buddies who work at Kohler and they got a deal and they knew Ryder cup wasn’t happening before it was officially canceled so we got out for cheap and we played 2 of the Par 3s from the pro tees. I live ~20 min away so I’ve played there a bunch on the Irish course and the blacks there have kicked my ass but that was like my 3rd time on straits. Pretty much same with the local course thing though, I’ve gone sub 70 a few times but it doesn’t compare to a “real” course like whistling. Don’t know if you come to the area often but Blackwolf is another great course Kohler owns and I’d highly recommend (in the spring they do their championship 18 combining the 36 holes in to 18 and I’d argue that plays as hard as whistling unless you get a weird Lake Michigan weather day). There’s also The Bull which is a Jack designed course and probably the hardest course I’ve ever played with the Lake Michigan weather caveat again. There’s days I’ve played whistling where the wind off the lake makes it insane.