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mrobbie... is Dubai as cool of a place to live as I think it would be?!?

Just seems like it would be some kind of fun place.

Driver: HiBore XLS
Hybrid: HiBore XLS 3i 22*
Irons: FP (v.07)
Wedges: CG14 Black Pearl 48* 52*
Putter: G5iBall: HX Hot BiteBest Score: 84 @ Arizona National - Tucson

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I love the G10's. I have the 3 wood and hybrid with UST's. Still have the Titleist driver in my bag, but am planning on making the full conversion soon. I still like the Titleist, but really love the spin control I get from the Ping.
In my bag

Driver 905R 9.5 with Aldila
3-wood G10 15 degree
Hybrid G10 18 degreeIrons MP 32Wedges 52 & 56 & 60 degreePutter SC SS Newport 1.5Ball
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Oh, it's spelled "gobbledygook". Keep that open mind and you'll keep learning. Best of luck.

I know this was a while back, but I'm afraid you're wrong - unless your reference source is Wikipedia.

If you're going to attack people based on things like this, you probably need to chill out a bit. Might help your putting. It's one thing to differ in opinion when it comes to golf, but to correct someone's grammar or spelling when you're the one who's wrong is a bit risky, in my opinion.
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To each is own, I hated the Titleist drivers but love the irons, they are amazing, I hate the Callaway ft- Fusions Drivers just cause of the awful (to me) noise they make but love the GBB 2 and hit that better than any driver on the market and it makes a nice solid thud type sound. Like the Taylor Made Driver sound also.
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