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iacas
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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

dipgolf
dipgolf

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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just another insurance broker lol

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I am an Engineer. I get to do a bit of traveling so I see courses across the country, but my game isnt as good as I would like.

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F/T accounting student at LIU. Trying to find a job but its not so easy. Ive applied to roughly 7 banks to become a P/T teller but so far to no avail.

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Chicago Seminole

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Newbie poster, I am a sales executive for a commercial printer. I might as well be selling horse drawn carriages in the 1920's lol

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I am a division manager for a mechanical insulation contractor.

Don't let the title fool you though, we only have one division!

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I work in sales selling hair care products & hair color for a company called Paul Mitchell.
my get up and go musta got up and went..
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I retired in 2006 from software development.

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In a management position right out of college with business degree. As you can tell I'm on the computer a lot so check forums often. : )

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Government Employee - International Trade and Investment Promotion. I usually have freedom to view forums during my working hour :)

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I work at a power station (hydro dam) in the control room (just like homer in simpsons but substitute nuke for hydo). Best job in the world, in the last 10 days I have had at least 9 holes on all but 1 day and three times played 18 holes :) Playing in a tournament held by a supplier through work tomorrow too!

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I'm a general foreman for Dpr con. My favorite job i ran, was the field level remodel @ dodger stadium a few years back.

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Hello, I'm a part time music teacher. Specialize in Low Brass. I teach at a high school in Western Ky, have about 100 kids in our band and I have 19 low Brass students of which eight take serious private lessons....

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Hey guys and gals! I'm Rob from Myrtle Beach, SC. I currently attend the Golf Academy of America and I just finished my second semester. Working at a little pizza place on the beach. I've been viewing this site for awhile and thought heck, why dont I just become a member. So here I am!

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Jr. High School Teacher -- Math. I think I'm gonna like this Forum!

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      Interested to hear from those who have gone through something similar. I'm currently around a 9 handicap and have logged 50 rounds so far this year. My issue isn't really my handicap itself, it's the amount of score variation. Looking back through the year, I've had scores ranging from 73 to 95, with everything in between. Within the last week alone I went: 92 - 74 - 80 - 89 - 93. I appreciate there is always a variance to scoring and that is fine but I seem to have the issue of being capable of a mid to low 70's round and then the next day adding 20 shots onto that. Others I know around my handicap, they seem to live in the low-mid 80s and occasionally shoot high 70s. In contrast, I seem to have a very high ceiling and a very low floor. My goal is to get to 5 but I feel a million miles away from that at the moment. I have had periods of lessons where I have got better but that baseline level never seems to have improved and the only sort of logical conclusion I can come to is because my fundamental ball striking and clubface control is not good enough. Over the years I've been through the usual cycle of swing thoughts and feels. Something works for a few rounds and then it disappears. This latest episode involved a "looser arms, smoother swing" feel which coincided with some good golf before scores drifted back upwards this week. The more I look at my scoring record, the more I wonder whether the answer is much simpler. Perhaps score volatility is ultimately just a reflection of strike and clubface variability. If strike and face control vary significantly from day to day, then perhaps 74 one week and 93 the next shouldn't be surprising. So my questions are: Has anyone else experienced this sort of variance? Did you eventually become more consistent, and if so, how? Was it primarily technical, mental, course management, practice-related, or something else? Did you manage to raise your floor, or are some golfers simply naturally more volatile than others? Interested to hear from anyone who has gone from being a "74 or 94" golfer to someone who lives in the 70s and low 80s.
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