Is any play better then no play?

[ForeLeft]

I have just relocated from London to Chester and am working so hard have no time for golf (not by choice!)

The question is: should I grab the odd few holes and a bit of range time when I can, or put the clubs away until work calms down and I can give it the attention golf needs.

I managed to get down to 22 in 12 months but have not played in 2 months.

 

[GB72]

To me any golf time, however short, is valuable. When I have a club in my hand I do not think about work and that is very important. I would get out as ofter as possible if even for only a small bucket of balls at the range. It will at least keep your swing ticking over until you have more time.

 

[Parmo]

I am going to turn more to the Range this winter and I normally go about 7am on a weekend, Then I am back home for 10am even if I play a 12 hole 3 Par course to keep me on the road rather than slug my way through 18 holes of wet mud and grass.

 

[ForeLeft]

I guess I was thinking whether my game would be better off being put on ice until I can focus properly and get some lessons, or snatch the odd range session as and when.

I suppose off 22 you could argue it would make no difference!

 

[Teetotal]

The longer you leave it, the harder you'll find it to get back into your normal swing if you have a company golf or something so always worth keeping your hand in and can be good to get stress out of your system too by nailing a few.

 

[medwayjon]

You have to just keep swinging them clubs on a regular basis Whether it be on a range, muncicpal or even a par 3 course.

It's amazing how things fall apart after a time without wielding a club.