Playing Your Best Golf as the Season Ends? Five Easy Tricks to Make Sure You Don't Lose Your Form

With winter fast approaching, many recreational golfers , Women s Set New Standards For The LPGA are putting their clubs , Fitness For Isn't Just For The Pros away until the spring of next year. Are you closing out the season playing your best golf? What can be done to ensure that next season, you aren't starting over trying to reclaim your form? Here are five things you can do each week this winter to make sure you hit , Here's A Valuable Workout Tip the links as sharp as when you left this fall.

1) Practice , What Do You Do When Your Game (Swing) Leaves You your putting. How many strokes , All For The Love Of do you add in the course , Effective Training Equipment Isn't What You Think of your game , Do You Know All of the Best Tips? because of three putts , Warm Up With A Back Exercise For or easy short putts , Fitness For Isn't Just For The Pros you have missed? If you're like most golfers, , 5 Fitness Tips That Work the answer is too many even if it is one or two strokes , Tiger Woods Prepares To Tackle Winged Foot For 2006 US Open each game. , Master Flexibility Training And You'll Conquer The Playing Field In There are tons of products available to help your putting, from complete putting greens , How To Find Free Web Sites To Improve Your Experience to ball , Tiger Woods Prepares To Tackle Winged Foot For 2006 US Open return systems if you are using the living room carpet. Even if you are using your carpet, the key to practice , Is This The Worst Tip Ever? enough to keep your putting form. You can always adjust to the speed of real greens , What A Good Workout Program Should Have when the season rolls around.

2) Setup a driving net in your garage. Just swinging the club , Improve Your Swing A Different Way each week can help keep you in shape for striking the ball. , Tips On Course Etiquette When Playing With Strangers The worry here is that you may pick up some bad habits and not realize it because you aren't seeing where the ball , Core Exercise For Will Improve Your Driving Distance The Quickest is going. You should take this into consideration but as long as you are thinking about what you are doing, you should be okay. Just be sure to be careful or get a decent product you can use to safely do this. Getting hit , 2005 US Open Winner - What Does It Take? in the head with a ball , John Crooks and Michele Redman are going into the NGCA Hall of Fame won't help your game , Controlling Back Pain on the Course much.

3) Take a trip south for relaxation and golfing. , Putting You might as well enjoy keeping your golf , Tips On Course Etiquette When Playing With Strangers form so head down south during the middle of the winter to make sure your practicing is paying off. This may even score you some points with your spouse for when you want to head out every weekend next summer.

4) Find an indoor driving range. Obviously, the benefits of this are straight forward. If you can get to the range regularly over the winter, you can see how your drives, long irons, , Improve Your Swing A Different Way and short game , Need Some Help With Your Swing? are all doing based on your practice , Women Golfers Set New Standards For The LPGA in the garage.

5) Watch as much golf , Play in Bed to Improve Your Game as you can. Sometimes you need to the see the game , Warm Up With A Back Exercise For to be the game. , The Best Vacation You Ever Had If you pay close attention to how the pros hit , How To Get Your Technique Right the ball, , 2005 US Open Winner - What Does It Take? it eventually will sink in to your head and you can attempt to mimic this on the range. It will all come together when you start next season.

If take the time this winter to try these 5 tips, , Beating the Fairway Sandtrap you will most certainly be ready for the links for the 2006 season. Even if you don't have the opportunity to go south for a golf , Beating the Fairway Sandtrap trip, start now to keep your game , - Do You Have The Right Swing? in top form and get excited about shooting your best score next year.

Mike Wyman is co-owner of http://www.DateAGolfer.com and http://www.PuttingForPar.com