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I am a registered nurse... Meaning hard work for three nights every week but also means four days off for playing the greatest game of all. Played baseball at Kent State during my first degree before nursing. Screwed my knee up and picked up golf three years ago once baseball was no longer an option from knee issues. I caught the golf bug and have never looked back!

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I'm a strength & conditioning coach and golf functional fitness specialist great having a job that's also my hobby

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Commercial lobstermen and lobster wholesaler. Looking to expand sales to both foreign and domestic markets!


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Golf.

In my :cobra: Bio Bag ~Tyler Westra~
:cobra: Bio Cell Driver 10.5 Draw/Stiff
:cobra: S3 E9 face technology Irons 5-GW/Regular
:cobra: Amp Cell 3-4 Hybrid/Stiff
:mizuno: MP-T4 Wedges 55, 62
:scotty_cameron: Del Mar (With two 20g weights) Cut about 34 in. (SuperStroke Grip 5.0)
:bushnell: Tournament series Pro 1600 Rangefinder
Puma Shoes (Red&Black) (Red&White) (Size 11)


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Work for Rentokil-Ehrlich pest control company.

Always birdies and pars, Henry The room for improvement is vast that three lifetimes could be spent roaming the fairways,carving away at it, convinced that prefection lies just over the next rise. And that hope,perhaps,is the kindest bliss of all that golf bestows upon its devotees. - John Updike


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Now a VP of Sales for an e-cigarette company. After many years in the tobacco industry, I am now taking them on. 4 day work week, but the average day is 14-16 hours.

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Chris, although my friends call me Mr.L

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