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I'm a webmaster/internet marketer, leaves plenty of time for playing golf and browsing new clubs to buy lol

In my SQ Sumo Bag:

Driver: Dymo2 10.5
3 Wood: Dymo2
Irons: Forged Blades 1-PWWedges: Forged Blade 56, VR 60Putter: Method 001Ball: One Gold or One Tour D


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First post for me as well, I work in a warehouse, handling inventory issues. I dont do much but surf the web and daydream about golf

What's in my sunmountain.gif C-130 Bag:
callaway.gif -Razr X Black irons

 RBZ 3 Hybrid

 -Burner 2.0 3 wood

- Burner Driver 9.5*

SCOR Golf- 41* 45* 49* 53* 57* wedges

 odyssey.gif White Ice 2 Ball Putter

-Pro V1X balls


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New here. I a manage the east coast sales team for my company.

What's in my standbag:

Driver: Burner Superfast 9.5

Hybrids: Raylor

Irons:: JPX 800 4-GW

Wedges: SV Wedges 56/58/60

Putter: Monza Spyder

 

 


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i work for Action Media. Its a golf show but we have also done poker and our newest venture will be 2011 SCCA racing. which should be interesting

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Hello everyone, I am a business student and a part time cook!!

Bag
9.5 degree Diablo Edge
XPC 3, 5 Wood (soon to be changed to a 60 degree and a new 3 wood)
AP1 4-GW
SW White Hot 2 Ball Putter e6


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I'm a junior at ole miss university for medicine! I also work construction on the side for money.

Your going to surprised when you open up your diploma and it reads....'The University of Mississippi'.

 Sub 70 849 9* driver

:callaway:  Rogue 3 & 5 woods, Rogue X 4 & 5 hybrids

:tmade: SIM 2 6-gap irons

:cobra:  King snakebite grove wedges 52 & 58*

 :ping: Heppler ZB3 putter

 

 


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I'm the operations director for a bamboo linens company in Seattle. I'm the newbie here, looking forward to this place :)

In The Bag:
Bag -
Driver [9.5*] -
Fairway Woods [3,5] -
Irons [4-9, PW, SW] - Wedges [52*, 60*] - Putter -


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I Am a national sales manager for a medical device mfg. I do most of my surfing at 35k feet while flying from place to place. 120 flights in 2010 and counting....

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