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  1. 1. which are you?

    • don't talk to me, i'm focusing on my game.
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    • i like to chat it up when i'm waiting, but when its my time i want quiet
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    • its just a game. if i hear wispering when i play, its ok.
      74
    • man, its way too quiet out here....
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which one best describes you.

In my bag:
Driver: R9 TP Rombax Stiff
3 Wood: R9 TP 85g Stiff
3 hybrid: X
4-SW: X-20 Uniflex

SteelLW: Forged Chrome

Putter: White Hot XG #1

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What Exactly do you mean? The better player? The more serious player? The one to speed up the group? The Funny guy?
In My Bag

Driver: Sasquatch 460 9.5°
3 Wood: Laser 3 Wood 15°
5 Wood: r7 19° (Stiff)Irons: S58 Irons 4-PW Orange DotWedge: Harmonized 60°Wedge: Z TP 54°Putter: Tiffany 34"Balls: Pro V1 Shoes: Adidas Tour 360 IIThe Meadows Golf Coursewww.themeadowsgc.comAge: 16
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i like to chat it up when i'm waiting, but when its my time i want quiet

I'd add to this I'm quite while someone else is hitting.
I've spent most of my life golfing - the rest I've just wasted.

In my bag todayâ¦.
Driver: 2009 S9-1 10.5
19d Hybrid4-SW:2008 FP 58/10 Mizuno MP T-10Putter: White Hot XG Sabertooth
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What Exactly do you mean? The better player? The more serious player? The one to speed up the group? The Funny guy?

those options explain themselves.

-option 1 is the golfer who makes it seem like all business. -option 2 is the golfer who seems to take the game seriously but enjoys the company of others. -option 3 is the golfer who is usually playing just for the enjoyment of the game. -option 4 is the golfer who just glad to be out and playing. i've been out and seen all 4 options on the courses. i'm just curious to see what the demographic of players we got out there. you can be a scratch player and still be an option 3. its more like attitude while playing with others. personally i feel that i would enjoy the game more if i was in a group of options 2,3. too quiet is no fun, too noisy is too distracting.
i like to chat it up when i'm waiting, but when its my time i want quiet

i didn't want the poll options to be too long.

i figure if you want it quiet on your turn, that you would give the same courtesy to other players as well.

In my bag:
Driver: R9 TP Rombax Stiff
3 Wood: R9 TP 85g Stiff
3 hybrid: X
4-SW: X-20 Uniflex

SteelLW: Forged Chrome

Putter: White Hot XG #1

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Definatly the second one. If im in a tournament, its Number 1 though.
In My Bag

Driver: Sasquatch 460 9.5°
3 Wood: Laser 3 Wood 15°
5 Wood: r7 19° (Stiff)Irons: S58 Irons 4-PW Orange DotWedge: Harmonized 60°Wedge: Z TP 54°Putter: Tiffany 34"Balls: Pro V1 Shoes: Adidas Tour 360 IIThe Meadows Golf Coursewww.themeadowsgc.comAge: 16
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i like to talk.....helps me relax

in my bag
driver: r9 with Fujikura Motore 65g stiff shaft
3w-5w: Sz with stock shafts (aldila hm) stiff
irons(3-pw): s59 stiff
wedges: 52deg. rac satin vokey spin milled 56deg. putter: xg9ball: b330rx

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Chatting keeps my mind off of the shot which helps me stay loose. If I am by myself I actually take my zune out with me. I don't think I could ever play with anyone that takes the game too serious.
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I went with option 2, but If someone talks during my backswing it doesn't effect me too much.
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Mizuno F-50 15° 3w (Exsar FS2 stiff)
Bridgestone J36 19° Hybrid (Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff)
Adams Idea Pro 23° Hybrid (Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff)
Adams Idea Pro Forged 5-pw Irons (DG Black Gold stiff)Nike SV Tour Black Satin...
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I chose option three. I have to get used to noises and rambling. If I ever make it to the big time, I'm sure there is going to be some type of racket. =]

haha

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Started playing - April 25th, 2008

In my bag: FT-5 Neutral Driver 9° 990B Irons Rifle Flighted Shafts (3-PW) Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Midslant Vokey wedges 252*08,256*12 and 260*04 PROV1xSequoyah National - A Robert Trent...

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i went with 3. in our high school golf tournies, i tried to at least get to know the opposing golfers. i mean, i'm quiet when they hit, but i'll say good shot and talk to them while we are walking. some guys on my team just ignore everybody.

driver- R580XD 9.5*
3 wood- m/speed
hybrid- cft ti 4h
irons- fp 4-gap
wedges- 54* and RAC satin 56* 12 bounceputter- 1/2 Craz-Eballs- DT Carry, e5, anything found thats is good shapeshoes-adidashome course - nothing - uh oh. perhaps pleasant view againschool...

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I'm a two. I try to be quiet when other people hit, and I want quiet when I hit, but I like to talk to people in between shots, it just helps make this great game even more fun!
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Driver r7 460 10.5*
Fairway Woods '07 Burner 15* and 18*
Irons 4-PW r7 XDWedges 47*, 52*, 58* CG14,Putter TiffanyBall One Tour D
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Option 2. I enjoy getting to meet/know new people on the course, but being quiet during anyone's shot is a matter of respect for both the game and the individual. -LBB
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2-4 all seem like basically the same thing
I would say that I like it to be basically as quiet as possible when I swing. I don't mind if I here someone on another hole talking to someone else or something like that.
I'm as quiet as possible when someone else near me is hitting.
âI'm glad I brought this course, this monster, to its knees.â
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Right now I really don't mind cars, golf carts, airplanes flying by, people talking, or anything distracting me. I do focus on what I'm doing and don't pay much attention to anything around me when I'm in my shot bubble.

However, I also don't have a complex pre-shot routine, and I don't spend a lot of time agonizing over every shot like a more serious player. I'm sure that when I start getting better I might want a bit more quiet atmosphere around me.
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Definatly the second one. If im in a tournament, its Number 1 though.

My thoughts as well, when I played for school I didn't like to talk to the kids from other schools in my group.

But when it's just a fun weekend I like #2, why take it so seriously when theres nothing on the line except pride.

In my Grom Stand Bag:

Driver: Launcher 400
Hybrid: Idea a30s Boxer 2i
Irons: MP-60's 4-PWWedge: Vokey Oil Can Spin Milled 56.12Wedge: Vokey Oil Can Spin Milled 60.4Putter: I-Series Anser 4Ball: Prov1

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I'd like to think I'm a bit of the joker in the group, funny remarks on MY bad shots (or a really close friend). I try not to take things to seriously.
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I went with option 2 assuming that courtesy is extended to other players in the group.

Typically chatting on the way to and on the tee box while getting ready to tee off. Between tee box and green, not much talking as we are all headed to our balls (generally in different directions). On the green is where the most talk is....as you come back together as a group and discuss your adventures on your way to the green. That's how it goes in most of my groups. lol

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I voted for #2 but in reality I am probably more between #1 and #2...I am a serious person in my attention to detail as having fun to me on the golf course is performing well...I can get quiet when I am not performing up to my expectations and I have even been told I can become somewhat withdrawn from the group, however, when playing well I do not mind chatting between shots about things other then golf but when it is time to perform I switch back into serious mode and expect people to respect my right to concentrate on the task at hand...clear as mud? ha! ha!

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