Then stay with the plan to change your old habits and create new, more precise habits. Resist the temptation to experiment with components you are unsure of. Obviously, if you seek the help of a golf professional, it can be a guided struggle, versus the blind struggle. The process of changing habits is a most difficult challenge. It is at the very core of any long-term progress.
Consistency is impossible without deeply engrained habits.
It is the one most telling and personal pursuit in the struggle to improve. If the answer is yes, then you can expect steady progress, not instant perfection. It is not in the swing, or in the management of golf shots. It is in the conflict of the old habits and the new, the ghosts of our past history and the present challenge of the shot at hand. The toughest opponent we face in golf is the one that resides in our own mind.