I replaced my 915D3 with a custom fitted 917D2. I also replaced my KBS shafts in my 714MB's with project x lz shafts. These 2 changes have already begun to pay off with much more consistent shots tee to green. And for the greens, I also replaced my '14 cameron select newport 2 with an original '95 Cameron Newport classic. The carbon steel has a much better feel than the Stainless.

Scheduled lessons at an indoor driving range.

Winter in Connecticut is hit and miss, but so far so good - I've been fortunate to get out a couple of times in January. Bought a new wedge, and I'm practicing my putting stroke - left hand low.

Been reading all of my back issues of "Golf" mag.

First and foremost got a full bag of Titleist clubs, ball and gear. I have started a 10 week indoor lesson plan, with a Titleist sponsored local pro. By the time the season gets here, I hope to break 80 and I know Titleist is going to help me achieve that!

I am working on my flexibility and core strength.

Been using Hula-Hoops for wedge distance control targets...

I was fitted for a set of Titleist T-MB irons, a 917 D3, a custom SM6 Vokey and the 917 F strong 3-wood. When the weather or daylight did not allow me to hit the course--I hit balls or played a round (or three) in my home simulator.

I just won two closest to the pins this past weekend----doing something right!

Abby,

Still playing golf as long as the course will still let me go out on their course. Also, working on indoor putting drills including stroke mechanic drills, alignment drills, and my putt on a yardstick drill. There is never enough time to work on the game.

Hope you're having a blast in Orlando! Post pics!

Best Wishes,

DV

Major change this month. Changed grip from interlocking to a Vardon (overlapping). Am seeing positive results already with my Titleist irons. =)

Indoor range , 2 to three days a week for hours . Then putting at home . If weather around 40 degree or higher playing at my near by course . New england weather

Practice as long as I possibly can in an indoor golf set up my kids and I made last winter.

Taking indoor lessons using Trackman from my favorite PGA Pro.

Cold and rainy in Maryland so it's basement chipping and putting for me.

1. Heavy dosage of film work on my
boys JT and Spieth
2. Invested in customized Titleist ProVs for the carpet putting green
3. Scheduled a spring training Phoenix golf trip to prep for the season (with the help from fellow TT members via discussion posting)

Been toughing it out here in Scotland playing in the winter league at Kilsyth Lennox Golf Club

The view from the 2nd tee on Saturday January 14th 2017

Residing in Southern California, I have continued to play, but have started going to the gym working on flexibility, strength, and cardio to prepare for the good weather coming.

1) hit golf balls at an indoor/outdoor range
2) practice 3-10 foot putts on my putting mat at home
3) Rehearse swing indoors at home

Living in FL, It's an unfair question. However, when I lived in NY I was fortunate to live near a indoor golf facility that had 4 Golftron course simulators. From January thru March we had a Monday night Golf League with 2- person teams playing each other. It was a lot of fun and kind of competitive too. They also had clinics and you could rent time in the simulator. Unfortunatly, I understand that the facility is no longer there.

took a lesson at the end of the season, and the pga pro gave me two drills to practice in any room. First was the drill for follow thru that tought me tempo and balance. I was amazed at how out of alignment and balance I was, and I didn't even need a club. Just take my stance and practice the follow through and high finish. I use my phone or iPad to film myself I occasionally send to him to let him know I am still practicing. The second one was buy a remnant cut pile carpet about 10x 3 and practice putting to small object (shot glass, another golf ball) Practice 3 4 5 footers. This will help me get ready for the first 50 degree day when I will get out and play. Thanks Tom for the lessons.