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4 hours ago, Vinsk said:

Ohh, I’ve hit shanks that violently interrupted some maintenance guys’ lunch, took out a nice BMW rear window, damn near killed a bicyclist, disrupted a yard sale, and landed one in a passing dump truck and watched the ball get carried away nerve to be seen again.

And I’m still at it....

That is some impressive shit!  I bet your golfing partners never stand to your left.

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5 hours ago, Double Mocha Man said:

That is some impressive shit!  I bet your golfing partners never stand to your left.

Sounds like they duck and cover wearing riot gear. 🤣

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On 8/31/2020 at 6:04 PM, iacas said:

I saw a guy do that. Hit the ball through his legs.

You should play a round with me. I am certain to show you a miss you have never seen before. I should find a trick shot tour to participate in. 

On one of the Pinehurst courses with a drive that borders a street (I forget which #) I once hit two cars with one drive. It was quite impressive. 

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19 minutes ago, Antneye said:

On one of the Pinehurst courses with a drive that borders a street (I forget which #) I once hit two cars with one drive. It was quite impressive. 

That's what I call bad course design. You'd really have thought better of "The Cradle of American Golf".

 

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33 minutes ago, mcanadiens said:

That's what I call bad course design. You'd really have thought better of "The Cradle of American Golf".

 

I'd agree if not for the fact that those cars had every reason to feel safe. 

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