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I thought I would say hi. I am very new to golf. I just played in our company golf outing with some borrowed clubs and had a blast. I ordered a set of clubs for myself and recieved them yesterday. The only down side is none of my friends golf, so I will be golfing by myself. I was thinking about taking my 5 year old daughter along to help me see where my balls go. I did look at some youth clubs for her but I'm not sure if she has the attention span yet, she is easily frustrated, I have to tread lightly when teaching her new skills. This seems like a great site and look forward to learning some new skills myself.
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Hey there! Hope you were spared from the flooding this summer.

I'd say do both - take the daughter to a chip and putt sometimes, but treat yourself to the driving range or course when you need to focus.

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Welcome to the sandtrap, where are you located in Eastern Iowa? I'm in Delhi, which is about 10 mins from Manchester.

Driver Tour Burner 9.5*
3 Wood Burner High Launch 14.5*
Hyrbid Burner Tour Launch 20*
Irons: R7 4-PW
Wedges: CG12 50* 56* Vokey Spin Milled 60*Putter: Scotty Cameron Select Newport 2Backup: 2-ball XG Center ShaftBall: Pro V1xAge: 16

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I'm about 25 miles west of Iowa City in rural South Amana. The flooding was strange, it was horrible around me but I was completly unaffected. I didn't even have to alter my drive to work because they closed the interstate right at North liberty where I work. To be honest I felt guilty not to be affected, but very gratefull, several people at work lost almost everything.
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Welcome from Illinois! I saw some crazy flooding around me. The range and course down the street were totally under

IDK, my bff Jill?

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Woods: Tour RxIrons: 4DWedges: 4DPutter: Divine Line BladeBall: ONEFollow me on Twitter."DESTINY, sometimes it means you're just going to fall short."

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