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9 hours ago, FlyingAce said:

I am not even going to total up the cost of my bag😅 

Thank goodness that of all the My Girl putters out there, only one caught my eyes so that’s all I am going to get...

I never knew a My Girl series existed....I've never see a My Girl putter in a store or course....how did you find out about the putter?

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30 minutes ago, Mr22putt said:

I never knew a My Girl series existed....I've never see a My Girl putter in a store or course....how did you find out about the putter?

Saw it at the Scotty Cameron Gallery in CA years ago. My husband said he will get me a My Girl if I get an ace or become a single hcp. I honestly think he didn’t think either would happen...anyway, it is pretty to look at but that darn flower on the top gives me double vision so I cannot game it🙄

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On 10/14/2020 at 10:04 PM, FlyingAce said:

Saw it at the Scotty Cameron Gallery in CA years ago. My husband said he will get me a My Girl if I get an ace or become a single hcp. I honestly think he didn’t think either would happen...anyway, it is pretty to look at but that darn flower on the top gives me double vision so I cannot game it🙄

Hi Ace:

A suggestion.

Get a white piece of paper laminated at a print shop......then cut out a circle the size of the flower and double side tape it to the flower....maybe that would stop the double vision.

What putter are you gaming now?

I've been putting like a goof lately...it's nothing new....I've missed three 30" putts my last 2 outings.....2 of those misses were for birdies....and I don't want to discuss my pathetic chipping/pitching.....I'm a mental midget.....switched over to my Huntington Beach 1 putter yesterday....no magic was found.

Just call me Lydia Thompson or Lexi Ko...Lydia power (I'm getting old) combined with Lexi short putt chokes.

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@Mr22putt Currently a SC Newport. Better get back on topic - I don’t want to continue to hijack this thread! Send me a PM and we can chat there.

By the way, Callaway balls at Costco were on sale/markdown last week. $20 for 2 dozens!

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