What to work on in off time?

[Thlax]

After the range or the course closes for the day. You've cleaned your clubs you've played on your putting practice green at home....what do you work on while home.

Trying to feed my golf fix now :)

-David

[saevel25]

I got a mirror hanged on a door were i can practice swinging slowly, look at posture. Practice my routine, maybe invision a few shots good shots i hit the last round i played and try to visually run through them again, remembering the feel. You can putt at home, but just work on stroke not speed. If you do that, allways putt on the putting green before playing or you will throw your speed off. Theres always working out at home, do some resistance training and core training.

[JetFan1983]

Probably doing what you're doing now: reading the forum and expanding your horizons. Reading about new techniques and the physics behind the game so you can diagnose or even predict your ball flight. Stuff like that.

[wyofirety]

i work on my swing and ball contact. i purchesed a fairway/rough hitting mat, chipping net and a callaway eclipse net. i set them up in the garage so i can practice any time. it allows me to work on things from lessons and work out problems i had during the days round. Its great to keep up ur swing and muscle memory when u dont have time to hit the course or the weather keeps you from playing

[drglew]

besides reading this forum, i like practicing short putts (5' range), usually while watching TV in my "man-cave" of a basement. My Berber carpet doesn't roll straight for longer putts, so i don't like to practice longer putts than that. However, just repeating short putts over and over has really helped my confidence in making these when on the course; i practice using two balls, putting one ball to try to hit the other--the hole in comparison looks huge when i get to the course!

[TempoIsKey]

I'm trying really hard to build my tolerance to barley and hops currently. It takes much practice but it's rewarding

[The Recreational Golfer]

You can putt, you can chip, you can work on your setup, you can work on your swing tempo, you can work on being balanced (that is, not losing our balance) during the swing.