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In Le Bag:

Driver: Burner 420 (circa 2002)
3-Wood: Original Bubble Burner (circa 1998)
5-Wood: noneHybrids: noneIrons: Silverscot Forged TourWedges: SV Tour BlackPutter: Black Series i #1Bag: Edge
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Laser programmer in Ohio

In my BagBoy Griplok bag
Driver: Diablo 9 degree stiff graphite
3 Wood: Diablo 15 degree stiff graphite
Hybrid: Hb5 3 stiff graphite
Irons: FG Tour V2 stiff steel  S W: Harmonized 55 degree

Putter: Odyssey Teron

Ball: E6

GPS: UPro

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Driver: G2 Aldila 65s
3-wood: G5 fujikura vista pro 70 s
16* G5 hybrid TFC 100 shaft s
irons: 3-SW Ping G2 CS Lite s LW: ping eye 2Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Design 1.5

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I am a field engineer for Lockheed Martin and have been installing, repairing and modifying ASW systems for the U.S. Navy for the past 27 years. Earlier in my career, this involved a lot of travel and the chance to see a lot of different golf courses. I have settled down here in Maine and enjoy the life of playing the local courses and developed some great golfing friendships and games. I play locally at the Bath Country Club ( a great club with fantastic people) and many of the other Maine courses.

I look forward to reading and posting with other golfers on this site and well, lets get to it.
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I am Class “A” member of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association. Touted by “Golf Canada Magazine” (June 2005) as one of Canada’s Most Respected Golf Professionals, I have more than 10 years experience as a dedicated Teaching Professional.

As a member of the Canadian National Coaching Staff, I have had the pleasure to work with some of the top Professionals Canada has to offer as well as the best Jr. players in Eastern Canada. “Working with these players was some of the most rewarding times of my career, watching them grow and mature into superb athletes and role models for future golfers. While I get a lot of pleasure from watching my best athletes perform, the biggest thrill is still the look on a golfers face when they “get it”. That eureka moment that changes the way they look at their golf game”.

Now I am glad to be part of this forum.

Cheers,

Rob
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Machinist here

In the Bag
Driver: R580XD 10.5*/Stiff Flex
3 wood: R7 Steel/Reg Flex
Hybrid: Tight Lies 17*/Reg Flex
Irons: R7CGB Max/Regular FlexWedges: R7CGB Max/Regular FlexPutter: Heavy Putter A2-M Ball: NXT tour

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i am a full time student, but teach drum and percussion lessons for 4 hours a weeks, at 16 bucks an hour!

driver- R580XD 9.5*
3 wood- m/speed
hybrid- cft ti 4h
irons- fp 4-gap
wedges- 54* and RAC satin 56* 12 bounceputter- 1/2 Craz-Eballs- DT Carry, e5, anything found thats is good shapeshoes-adidashome course - nothing - uh oh. perhaps pleasant view againschool...

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Golf course Superintendent.

Driver: Cobra S2 9.5 Fubuki 73 Stiff | Wood: Titleist 909H 17 Aldila Voodoo Stiff | Irons: Titleist ZB 3-5, ZM 6-PW DG S300 | Wedges: Titleist Vokey SMTC 50.08, 54.11, 60.04 DG S200 | Putter: Scotty Cameron Fastback 1.5 33" | Ball: Titleist Pro V1x

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