12’ putt in the basement, will purchase a putting mirror. Which one you guys prefer.

I'll be taking my 6 year old boy, 4 year old girl and 4 month little baby girl out in the snow and while we're sledding/playing practice 100 swings without a club to try and keep the feel going all winter:)

Wedge shots around the green + 60 yards and in- have to be sharp!

My play out of the sand sucks, so that's what I'll be working on.

I have let m'y fitness level go down over time, i Will be working to set it back.

Soft hands putting. Living room carpet is about a 10.5

Here in Florida it's almost always year round golf so I'll practice keeping a positive attitude on the way to the golf course and block out any negative vibes or visions. Each new day is an opportunity for better things to happen.

Will be doing some alignment drills using my relatively new Scotty Cameron putter. Trying to get down from a 14!

Well I hope to be able to play all winter, but if not then work in the gym, driving range, and putt, putt putt.

Clock drills to fine tune my wedge distances from 60-70-80-90-100-110 yards. It's all about scoring!

Chipping left hand low!

I'll be using my Scotty Cameron putting path tools diligently.
Dr. K

Putting from inside of 10 feet!

Putting, putting, putting. Proper pace and gate drills.

The drill will involve a deck of cards. I will use my launch monitor and garage net to establish an accurate average distance per club. This average will act as a minimum requirement per strike. Any time I hit a shot shorter than the minimum, I draw a card. That equates to 65 chances to draw a card (13 clubs, 5 strikes each). However, I typically average one or two cards per club.
Hearts= push ups
Spades= squats
Diamonds= pull ups
Clubs= planks
(You can assign any 4 excercises you choose and you can remove lower value cards which might not give a challenging number of reps).
Once you get through 5 shots with each club, organize your cards by suit. Then work through all associated excercises... 8 of hearts= 8 push ups / 10 of spades= 10 squats.
Jack=11 reps
Queen=12 reps
King= 13 reps
Ace= 14 reps
Adjust excercises, club counts, and strikes per club to tweak this workout to suit your ability. A good way to keep the holliday weight off, and good incentive to focus on your swing. Pain retains!

I will be efforting solid impact with a stability throughout my swing. My wife just bought me a impact bag that will get much use this winter.

Work on a consistent pre shot routine

Practicing putting distance and line control using the gate drill

I’m going to be working on my fitness, especially core strength to help protect my lower back from injury. I also will be focusing on my driver swing to establish a repeatable motion to hit more fairways.

Weight shifting

Leading with the lower body by simulating the feeling of skipping a stone.