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Drill Instructor, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC. I have been in the Marine Corps for 10 years and love every minute of it.

In the bag:
DRIVER:R7 DRAW 10.5 DEG
IRONS: 3100 i/h
PUTTER: OLD SCHOOL GOLDEN BEAR
BALL:JUICE "GINORMOUS"

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Software Business Analyst for International Law Firms. I tend to spend all my time in various forums

David C. Cleveland

In My Bag:

Driver: Big Bertha 4603 Wood: Big BerthaHybrid: Rescue Dual 3 19 degreeIrons: Big Bertha 2006Wedges: x forged mdPutter: 33 inch Natalie center shaftedBall: HX TourHome Course: Wellshire Golf Course, Denver, COVisit my musings at...

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Hello from NYC. I am a senior art director at an advertising agency. Picked up the game again 2 years ago and loving it. I just upgraded my clubs from Mizuno MX23s to Mizuno MP60s. I can't wait to go and hits these on the field. I saw that someone from Apple posted a message on this thread. I am using my iPod Touch to post mine.

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Drill Instructor, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC. I have been in the Marine Corps for 10 years and love every minute of it.

SF Devil! I got out in 2000. I'm a Hollywood Marine, though.

I'm a workers' compensation adjuster now, but am also an accident investigtor, property and casualty adjuster and paralegal.

In my bag you'll find:

Irons[SIZE="1"] Big Bertha X-Fuision 5 ~ PW (graphite)
Hybrids 3DX Genex 2i (17*) and 4i (23*) (steel)
SW 256.10 Vokey Black Nickle (56* / 10*) (steel)LW 260.4 Vokey oil can (60* / 4*) (steel)Woods G2i (17*) 3w (graphite)Putter 34" Newport Detour

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I'm an IT Consultant for a Financial software company in London.

I work in London three days a week, but live in the South West of England in the county of Cornwall, where my home course is Bude and North Cornwall.

In my Freestyle standbag

Driver: FTiQ 10° Reg ZCOM Shaft
3 Wood: G10 5 wood TFC 129 Stiff Shaft
Irons: I5 3-PW DG R300 steel shaftsWedges: 54° Vokey SM & 58° Vokey SMPutter: Redwood AnserBall: Z-Star

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valet shift supervisor/full time student.
day last from 8am-11pm everyday, but, the job lets me sit in front of the computer and security monitors to "surpervise" all day.

in my cart bag
Driver: Hi-Bore XL
Hybrids: Md 1i, 3i, 4i
Irons: Rac OS2 5-PW
Wedges: 52* 56* 60* Putter:

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I'm a high school student, unfortunately I can't view the site at school.

Driver: Sasquatch Tour 9.5 w/ Aldila NV Stiff
Fw: Sasquatch 4wd Reg.
3 Iron: Burner Stiff
4-Pw: Ta5 Reg.
Sand Wedge: Reg. 588 56Lob Wedge: 588 DSG 60Putter: Studio Stainless NewportBall: Pro-V1 (When I can afford them)Home Course: Sunridge Canyon in Fountain Hills, AZ

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was a furinture liquidator, now a painter and inspiring putter designer

Whats in my bag

Irons 2-pw mp-32 s300

fairway wood big bertha fusion 3+ 13* aldila nvs 55-sDriver 440sz 7.5* gs-6 s-flexwedge 56* SI beryllium wedge 52* MP seriesball hx tourputter hummmm

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Hello, i'm new to this forum. I'm from Quebec City up north in Canada. We've been buried under 8 feet of snow up to now. I can't stand that **** white stuff anymore!! Our golfing season should get under way not before next may. (oh that hurt!)
I'm a project manager in a governement agency.
Have a good day
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I am a stress management consultant. I offer an ancient technique to
corporations, small groups and individuals that brings you into the present or what I call the "Now".
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I am a mechanical ENG, mostly HVAC projects.

909 D2 10.5* Diamana stiff
909 F2 15.5* Diamana stiff
909 h 21*
909 h 24*
MP-57 5 - PW Project X 5.5 stiff Vokey 52*, 56*, 60* Putter Black Series 1 Sumo Bag GX1 and uPro GPS

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I am a web programmer, but I dream of being out on the golf course rather than stuck behind a computer all day :)

Callaway X-18 Irons | TaylorMade R5 Driver, 200 Steel 3 Wood | Cleveland Golf CG-14 Gap & Sand Wedge | Titleist Vokey Lob Wedge | Odyssey White Hot Putter | Titleist ProV1 Ball | Bushnell Pro 1600 Tournament Edition Laser Rangefinder

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