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I do a variety of things for a liquor/wine/beer distributor.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.


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I work in the Oilsands in Fort McMurray. Golf all summer in Edmonton.

454 RCH 65w FIRM 10deg ti
Fusion 3 Wood
Fusion Irons
SpinMilled 52,56,60
Detour


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Hello, I DJ in a topless bar in Indianapolis, Indiana. Actually graduated college, and still ended up in a tittybar, been at current bar for 12 years.

Chet

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Hi folks, brand new here. I work in HOA Management, yup we are the folks who tell you to clean the weeds out of your yard. I play weekly with the CEO of my company so at least we have good hobbies! Take care,
BMA

In my Ogio Bag
Driver - Cobra 10.5 F Speed
3 Wood - Cobra LD speed
Hybrid - TaylorMade Burner 22 degree
Irons - Callaway X-Tour 3-PW 52.08 Degree Gap Wedge - Titleist Vokey Spin Milled56.14 Degree Sand Wedge - Titleist Vokey Spin Milled60.07 Degree Lob Wedge - Titleist Vokey Spin MilledPutter...


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I DJ & serve as an on-air, on-stage & on-camera host personality for bunch of different shows, events, clubs, tv shows around the globe.
details available on
www.myspace.com/djyoshi
DJ Yoshi
Official DJ: Rutgers Football
Boost Mobile Tour
In My Bag
HiBoreXL 9.5 White Board D63 Stiff Exotics CB2 5 Wood, Exotics CB3 3 Wood MP-60 5.5 Flighted Shafts 54 & Cleveland CG-10 60 Newport 2

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I work as a UNIX Administrator in the defense sector.

Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.

In my bag:

Driver: Taylormade BurnerIrons: Fusion 5-AwHybrids: Idea 3i/17 deg-4i/21 degPutter: Never Compromise VoodooBall: Whatever I find, currently TP Black


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I work in operations for an automotive manufacturer, and am finishing my MBA this year.

In My Hideaway Bag:

Driver: r7 Draw
5: Genex Cross
7:3-PW: Silver Scot Blades56 and 60 wedge: El-804Putter: Dual Force II Rossie MalletBalls: Laddie X------------------------------------------------Wish List: Vokey Oil Can 56 Wedge


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