That's why I retired at 57, 4 years ago. Been enjoying retirement immensely so far, as I have a ton of hobbies on my own. I play several rounds of disc golf weekly including tourneys, I play soccer once a week (and have started getting back into ball golf), I play poker about once a month at PARX and we do in-person and on-line poker with our group of 8 once a month), plus there's RU football and hoops, DJ-ing occasionally and, of course my weather/science hobbies (and social media posting). And my wife and I enjoy frequent day trips, eating out, watching TV/going to movies, seeing bands, and we're starting to travel more now.
Turn 62 this year and haven't decided whether to start taking SS yet. Probably not, as we have a comfortable income from 401K/pension funds (similar to my income before I retired, not including bonuses) and don't need it yet, but the flip side is, why not take the money while you can still use it, since there's no guarantees on longevity, even if parents lived long lives (mom went at 85, dad is still pretty healthy at 90). Doing a bunch of house renovations the past few months is also keeping us busy. Hoping to do a one month vacation in Europe in the late spring...