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push paper in NYC:
getting back to golf after 10+ yr layoff, was a 7-11 handicap range player. Psyched to play again after buying a set of new irons: Cleve TA5 in a warehouse sale this July.

I'm currently trying to get rid of my newbie status...

... but I pay the bills by being a Business & Project Consultant, mainly in financial services but i also work in the Public Sector. I've recently started my own consultancy firm and working for myself is great (I get more time on the course this way, not that it's doing me much good!)

I work as a project engineer for a chemical manufacturer.
In the Bag:
|Driver: TM Burner Plus 10.5*|Woods: TM Burner Plus 3 & 5|Hybrids: TM Burner Rescue 4 & 5|Irons: TM Burner Plus 6-AW|Wedge: Cleveland CG12 SW|Putter: PRGR Silver-Blade|Balls: Top-Flite D2

U.S. Air Force, currently deployed overseas. I am originally from Texas, but have been stationed in Utah for the past 3 years.

angery greenkeeper.
Perth, Western Australia

always give way to the Greenskeeper!!

in my bag:
whatever clubs i find left behind on the course... But the Ping Anser will never be beaten!!


BALL: only get off tractor for PRO v1's..... Now, which way to Q School???


Director of Engineering, DTECH LABS, Inc. We just moved up here to Sterling, VA and we're loving it! I still have to find a new golf "home" though. I've yet to get out and play a round...soon though hopefully.

- Pat

41 yrs. old, 3rd year playing and learning!
In my beginner bag:
--------------------------Driver/3W/3H - Nike Sumo SQ4H - TaylorMade Rescue5 iron - PW 2008 Callaway BB w/iBridsLW/SW/GW - 2010 Cleveland CG15Putter - 2008 Taylormade Rossa Monte Carlo 7---------------------------


Department Manager for a midsize Design/Construction Management/Environmental/O&M; Firm. We're usually busiest in the summer which "conflicts" with golf season. Unfortunately, I have to hibernate for almost 5-6 months once the cold weather and snow arrives. I envy all of you who live in milder climates!

Driver:  Callaway Diablo Octane iMix 11.5*
Fairway: Cobra Baffler Rail F 3W & 7W
Irons:  Wilson Ci
Wedges:  Acer XB (52* & 56*)
Putter:  Cleveland Classic #10 with Winn Jumbo Pistol Grip


Sales and service engineer that designs, manufactures, distributes and installs coal mill parts for coal fire power plants.

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