The game doesn't have to be ignored during the coldest months
WINTER GOLF
January 31, 2010
The game doesn't have to be ignored during the coldest months
Cold-Weather Compromise
Filling the void of the winter months with another pastime and a new commitment to practice.Read more >
Power-Up Your Swing
Just because the course is snowed over, doesn't mean you can't work on your game. Here's an offseason program that will have you ready when it's time to break out the sticks come spring.Read more >
Jump Start Your Game This Winter
Even if you don't have access to a heated range, there are plenty of things you can do to get your game ready for next season.Read more >
Bursts Of Energy
Improve your levels of energy, from the opening tee shot to the last putt, with this work-out series from Mark Verstegen, founder of the Athletes' Performance Institute and fitness centers.Watch videos >
Northern Exposure
College golf programs located in cold climates are becoming more competitive on a national stage thanks to indoor facilities.Read more >
Frozen In Time
Not worrying about the score, walking, making golf feel like a glorious endeavor, dreaming of chili and football when it's over: that's winter golf.Read more >
The bracing joys of winter golf
Winter golf keeps our golf muscles stretched. Our brain muscles, too. Strategy in the winter often is inverted. Rather than lob the ball over a greenside bunker, you may want to run the ball through it.Read more >
Avoid Injury This Winter
Take the bite out of frosty days: Here's our best advice for avoiding pain and injury when you tee it up this winter.Read more >
Playing until the bitter end
When the temps fall below freezing and the water in the clubhouse bathroom has been shut off, most players are content to let their clubs hibernate till spring. But not my golf buddies. We don thermals and play as long as we can.Read more >