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Hi there!
I am a 21 year old College student Finishing up my last year in college. I am studying Accounting and Economics. Right now I am an accounting intern...which means I should probably get back to work

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im only 19 but i work at one of the nearby golf courses and and im a freshman at Texas Tech.

Driver: 905r 9.5*
Wood: V Steel 4 & 7
Irons: r7 TP
Wedges: 52*,56*,60* Spin Mill Oil Can
Putter: Rossa Imola TP/ Studio Select Newport 2

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PGM student interning in Rochester. NY

R5 dual, Diamana blue board 63x
980f strong 3
Maltby Design 18 degree hybrid Project X 6.0
690mb 6.5 precision rifle
Spin milled 52 and 58 RAC 56 tp pro platinum 36" ZUR-C

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I'm in the IT business working for a Fortune 500 company in NJ

-Mike

Driver: 450cc, 12 degree
Irons: Rifle steel shafts
Fairway Woods: R7 HybridPutter: Marilyn GPS: Garmin Golflogix GPS-8
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I am in IT sales for a Fortune 500 company in Chicago. I figure I need to get good at golf so I can impress my clients!

In my bag:
Driver: Taylormade R7 Quad 10.5 deg
5-Wood: Nike Ignite 5-Wood
Irons: Callaway X-20 (3-PW)
Wedges: Cleveland CG12 50 deg, Cleveland CG10 54 + 60 degPutter: Nike OZ MalletBall: Titleist NXT Tour

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Forgot to mention, as we spend over half a million a year on supplies. And with 2 major suppliers chasing our work, we (Well, me and the Boss) often get taken out to a few good Golf courses a month, if we are lucky twice a month. Free golf, free food and drink = win !

Superquad 9.5 Stiff
G5 3 Wood Stiff
MP-57 3-PW
R-Series 56 Wedge
52 & 60 WedgesWH #5
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I'm a pre-press specialist at a printing comany in Holland, Michigan

Driver: GigaGolf Verve 17 10.5°
Woods: Gigagolf X2 Fairway 3 Wood, Orlimar Trimetal 19°
Hybrids: Gigagolf Cloud Nine 4
Irons: Gigagolf Cloud Nine Series
Wedge: Gigagolf SGS Black 52° & 58°

Putter: Ping Pal 2i Isopur

Shoes: Adidas

Ball: Titleist NXT

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For a living, I play golf, raise my two kids, travel, community service. I finance it all by working as a vice president at a college.

Heaven is 630 a.m. Saturday morning, 65 crisp degrees headed toward a comfortable 80, first tee (elevated, of course) . . . and not another worry in the world.

Driver: r7 quad/10.5 degree, stiff shaft
3W: Steelhead III, stiff shaft
7W: r5, stiff shaftIrons (2-SW): ISI K/Black dot, stiff shaft,...

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