Hahaha!

that's a great question Mike. Tomorrow being Friday will you be playing? If so, I would hit the range. 

No game lined up for tomorrow. I'll be in the office following all of the action at Oak Hill.

In that case, go play a round instead. If you're anything like me and have to work through a weekend, productivity seems to go down when my weekly dose of golf has not been fulfilled.

P.S. I'm only a couple of hours away, let me know where to meet you.

Joseph.

Sounds like you might need a defined weekly calendar.  Monday (gym), Tuesday, (run), Wednesday (range)..... :)

Depending on your local weather, I would go for a run or hit the range. You can hit the gym anytime (spoken like a true procrastinator).

Vary it on your week, If you do each one at least once a week, you will be better off in the long run. I can't run(4 knee surgeries so far on the same knee) but I bike. Major watching is a distraction for sure.

My routine is get up in the am and workout 4-5 days a week - run/walk/stretch/free weights.  But then again, I'm Tom Watson's age.  I need to do this to be able to stop by the range in the evening if I need to work on something.  Pounding balls without purpose, besides of no benefit, is something I can't do daily.   Unless you can really focus on the range, I'd stick to body work.  The point of the lunch workout is to relax the mind.

Swing a few a keep the muscles grooved.  I don't personally like afternoon workouts.

TT

The range!  Any time spent with a golf club is better than any alternative ( wifes/girlfriends excluded of course)

I'm thinking practice putting green to work on my inside 10-foot putts!

It took a lot of internal dialogue back-and-forth, but in the end... the 4.25 mile run won out.

Maybe I'll be able to sneak in a quick range session to work on the short game on the ride home... and then I might have to explore the weekly schedule approach. It's always good to have a planned routine to help take the guess work out.

Cheers!

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It took a lot of internal dialogue back-and-forth, but in the end... the 4.25 mile run won out. Maybe I'll be able to sneak in a quick range session to work on the short game on the ride home... and then I might have to explore the weekly schedule approach. It's always good to have a planned routine to help take the guess work out. Cheers!

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I have a sked.

Mon AM - short game on the way to work

Tue - run/work out

Wed - work through lunch

Thur - run or go to range (dark Friday week)

Fri - play golf (dark Friday week) , go to range (working Friday week)

Sat - walk or run in AM

Sun - do nothing except attend Church  and related activity

I would head out to the range. Whenever I'm watching golf, I always like to head to the range after.

Mike

Mitchell Gordon voted for a teeball season followed by a swing, so that is what we did at lunchtime.

only problem no beer after like after around of golf or quick run.

jerry

Cheers,

Mike

Work on the swing - you can be out of shape and still make a good swing. You can be in tip-top condition and still make a bad swing.

The run will be some good cardio for ya Mike. 

I myself will take a jog by the lake one day. The next, I'll do golf related stretches (with some light weights), and use resistance tubes. I'll alternate between those things every week. I tell you what though, I have to use a push mower to mow my one yard due to all of the trees. By the time I'm done doing that, I call it a day, haha. 

Of course, when I'm not playing or practicing, I have a putting green and hitting area in my house, and the same outside with a bunker. I'm sure that Dave Phillips and Dr. Rose could throw you some great ideas!

I would suggest go to the range.

I say go to the range. If you hit enough balls, then you can count it as a workout.  Since you live up north, take advantage of the nice weather while you have it, besides you can hit the gym in the winter.