1) Hitting balls in the simulator at my course every Wednesday evening.
2) Practicing puts from 10 feet and in on my putting mat at home

It's been in the 60's here in Oklahoma. We will have our share of cold days, but has been awesome for getting out to play. Any chance we get will be taken advantage of.

TT

Been making it a weekly effort by going to a heated hitting bay and added a indoor putting green in my garage

In Utah, we have too much snow to do much but we do have a few indoor/heated ranges. I am there as much as possible so I am ready the second the snow is melted and a course will let us out.

Went to the practice green when the ground wasn't frozen. Chipping and putting for days!

Practice putting at home with my 2 boys. Hat will help when taking my 2 boys (aged 6 & 11) on the course in 2017 and get them into golf.

Continue to take lessons as well as visiting my local driving range to put to use what I learn during the lesson.

Played golf on New Years day in Pennsylvania, very fortunate.

Going to the Waste Management Phoenix Open next weekend! Hoping to see JT ace the 17th

1) Bought new Titleist CB/T-MB combo and SM6 wedges.
2) Re-working my swing indoors (wrists hurt from hitting too much off mats indoors, but my future is loojing bright!)

Got myself a New Scotty Cameron and had a custom paint fill put on it. It is Red,R.E.D stands for Remember Everyone Deployed and a Custom Head Cover with #Check22. 22 Veterans a day commit suicide and I hope I can bring more awareness to others,so we can get Veterans the help they need

Gary this is sooo cool. I want to contact Scotty do see if they would do a camo custom putter for me with my Dads DOB on it. This hits home with me, in July of 2015 my Father committed suicide. He was a disabled Vietnam Vet and struggled all his life. Nice job Gary.

Since it's still cold on Long Island, most activity has been indoors. Staying active in the gym, putting on an indoor mat in my basement, swing a weighted club and orange whip daily, spent some time on an indoor simulator at my local pro shop, and watch as much of the golf channel as I can. Can't wait for spring to get here, this cold is killing me!!!

Chipping in the yard as weather allows and putting on living room floor.

Here in the WNC you can play every so often...
So hitting the links when the sun comes out and a ton of putting and short game drills. I'm looking good for the season!!!

Cheers,
Dr. K

Two pronged approach - I've got a putting green in the basement and a net in the garage. I alternate between the two - just finished putting 50 - 4 footers in a row!

Stretch back every day, caught up on the "golf Fix" and looking forward to a Feb golf trip!

1) Practiced putting every night
2) Grass range and rounds weather permitting (40* cut off for me)
3) Indoor simulator
4) Long iron (T-MB) replacement and included that in practice
5) Seeing a fitter and having my driver refitted with a new shaft, if needed
6) Working out more-with focus on core
6) Lessons

Put the rain gear on and played/practiced at my home course.

After starting golf at the age of 6 (I am now almost 50), I had never taken a formal lesson with a PGA professional until this past summer. As a self-taught golfer, I consistently score in the high 70's to low 80's, but my goal is to be sub-80 the majority of my rounds. I saw good progress throughout the fall of 2016. My teacher offered a winter indoor program which allowed me to continue my work when the weather in NE Ohio does not cooperate. I take a 30 min lesson 3X per month indoors, and will still play outdoors at the few local courses that remain open during the winter when the weather allows. Provided there is no snow, I will play in weather that many would not (I teed off on Jan 15 with the temperature at 29 degrees F). On occasion, like this past weekend, we had 60 degree temps so playing 18 was quite enjoyable (as was the score of 77). I am seeing the work put in with the lessons translate into my performance on the course with improved ball striking, more consistent shot making and greater confidence in my game. During the week, I will work on the drills in my basement that I was given during my lessons to solidify the positions and feel in my swing so it is second nature. When I take my Myrtle Beach trip this spring which I will consider the real start of the 2017 season, I am excited to see the results as well as help determine what areas I can further improve when my outdoor instruction can resume.

Meeting with The Golfing Doc and his team to get a full program together. Which includes the following:
1. Using K-Vest
2. Training with one of his team members
3. Using a Trackman Simulator for all aspects of my game