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Bruce M
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ive basically lived at the driving range and putting green the past 2 months and im going to play my first round this weekend wish me luck. hopefully i will play under 100 lolz, my partner plays low 70s and high 60s hopefully it isnt going to be a complete landslide

In my attack bag im rocking....
10.5 420cc driver
3 wood
3+5 hybrid
3-9 s2h2 irons x20 PW x20 SW OZ-1 putter D2 feelnot the best set up yet but im on a student budget =P

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Don't even worry about it if you score above 100. First time playing 18 holes is always an experience.

In my bag:
'07 Burner (10.5*) Driver
Unknown model 3 & 5 Woods (next to get replaced)
Rescue (21*) Hybrid
Di7 4i-GW 56/08 Oil Can Wedge Rossa Blade Putter NXT Tour Balls

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Haha, dont get too nervous. I remember going out my first time i was so nervous to hit a perfect shot i lost like 20 balls. Just relax and have fun!
In my Warbird Hot Stand Bag:

Driver: R9 420cc 9.5° stiff
3 Wood: Burner 07 Fairway #3 Stiff
5 Wood: Burner 07 Fairway #5 Stiff3 Hybrid: Burner 08 Rescue #3 StiffIrons: MX-25 4-G Project X 5.5SW: CG12 STD bounce 56° Black PearlLW: CG12 STD bounce 60° Black PearlPutter: California...
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I just played my first round over the weekend. I just picked up a driver for the first time a month ago and had only been to the range twice. I shot 138 over 18 ;) I thought that was pretty good considering I had never swung a club other than a driver prior to that! If you've been practicing I'm sure you'll do fine.

Despite hitting nearly every shot from some hellish lies I had a blast. Just have fun and enjoy the experience. I did!
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Dont over think at the tee. Walk up clear your mind and take a smooth swing. Dont try to kill the ball like your at a range that always ends up bad. Step up take a nice breath and swiing like your swinging a pitching wedge. You'll have an awesome time no matter what you shoot, the first time is always a great experience. I remember the first time i went out and the butterflys when i walked up to the first tee with a line of guys and golf carts watching. I hit a major slice right but after i got the nerves out and took nice smooth swings i started to play alot better. i believe i shot around a 118 my first time out as was very satisfied with it. I think the hardest part of going to a real nice course your first time is the putting greens. I had a hell of a time trying to get the speed down. It was alomost like going from putting on my front lawn to putting down blacktop. Have fun man and enjoy. Good luck!

I'm going to give you a little advice. There's a force in the universe that makes things happen. And all you have to do is get in touch with it, stop thinking, let things happen, and be the ball.
Whats in my Walter Hagen stand bag.

Driver: VR Pro 9.5 Stiff

5 wood:SQ Stiff

3 Iron Hybrid:SQ Stiff Aldila Proto Vs 95-S

4-PW:VR Split Cavity Irons

SW:VR Black Satin 56

60:  CG 12

Ball:

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