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I'm a business analyst for the city I live in. Work 10 minutes from home and don't have to get on the highway which a lot of people don't get to say in Dallas

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I'm a software/web consultant. I like looking through the server logs mid-day to see who's browsing the main site (we don't keep statistics on forum usage). It's always a bunch of people using thei

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Wow, a lot of IT guys............cough nerds cough..........just kidding, don't hurt me. I'm a college student, majoring in sororities if you catch my drift.

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I am a police officer in a city south of Boston, 6 years so far. I work the midnight shift to give myself more time for golfing, although it doesn’t always work out as planned haha. 

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For the last 22 years I have been a police officer. Hopefully in about 5 more years I will take retirement and be able to golf 7 days a week


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I'm working as a Real Estate Agent since 2011 and I'm currently getting my degree as a confederate approved agent (that's what they call it in Switzerland). Currently I mostly work on client contracts and other areas that need some land register law expertise.


Additionally I also help building an IT Company for my maybe on day father-in-law.


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Retired Carpenter/Locksmith... Just retired in May.been so busy that I'm golfing less now than when I worked..lol

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Kenny Lee Well Established Member

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Retired at 42 (6 years ago).

All I do is drink, play golf, and gamble. The only one I do well is drink.

It's a pretty rough life.


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I'm a construction manager on a golf course in the UK.it was bought by new owners nearly 2 years ago. I was approached and employed to undertake reconstruction and to turn round play ability of the course, Some really nice projects on the go. Couldn't wish for a better career move,working where I love to play. Happy days

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I work for Chrysler on the line building the Ram Pickup Truck!

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I'm a Meteorologist. I work for FOX31 in Denver but I've worked in Iowa and Maine so far as well.

I am a 2-year lurker here..finally decided to join! Howdy!


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I do apologise, soon as I asked I realised, I only heard of the recently link was sent by golf buddy of mine, articles on fading the ball,which I do far to often,been playing just over a year now,wish I'd have taken it up a long time ago,really enjoy playing though

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I'de like to say I play golf for a living but its tough out here on the Mini Tours. One Day!

Professional Caddy is what currently pays the bills + Pizza delivery at night.


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Financial Planning & Analysis Manager.  I work for businesses helping them with their budgets, financial analysis, variance analysis, looking at new business and expected returns on investment.  Work on a lot of modelling using financial systems and Excel.  In general for me, it is interesting stuff, I like to build things in Excel to help make business decisions.

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