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Welcome! I'm in Wynne and a member of Crowley's Ridge Country Club. Only 9 holes but a beautiful and tough course. I'm out there every chance I get, trying to learn and having fun.

In my Warbird Hot:
Driver: Burner 10.5* Reg Flex
3 Wood: Mercury Golf MR Jumbo 16*
Irons: X-20 4-AW
Putter: 33" Rossa FontanaShoes:Footjoy Contour


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Welcome! I'm in Wynne and a member of Crowley's Ridge Country Club. Only 9 holes but a beautiful and tough course. I'm out there every chance I get, trying to learn and having fun.

Is it a members only course? I have a cousin who lives in Wynne so Im over there every once and a while.

Driver - Nike Sumo2 5900 10.5
Hybrids (1,2,3) - Nickent Genex 3DX
Irons (4-PW) - Wilson Staff Di5
Wedges (52*,56*) - Wilson Staff TW7
Putter - Odyssey White Hot XG #9

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That's the beauty of Bella Vista. With a dozen or so golf courses in the area, it only takes about 5 minutes after work to hit one. And with evening golf (after 5:00pm) only costing $9 including cart fees, it makes it a VERY tempting offer to try to get there every night.

NINE DOLLARS!

We play once a week, now.

10.5* Driver (don't really ever use it)
3w, 5w
23* hybrid
5i through PW, SW
60* Wedge.....................................................................mellojoe


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That's the beauty of Bella Vista. With a dozen or so golf courses in the area, it only takes about 5 minutes after work to hit one. And with evening golf (after 5:00pm) only costing $9 including cart fees, it makes it a VERY tempting offer to try to get there every night.

I want to come see Bella Vista, from what I have heard it is alot like Hot Springs Village. Buying my lot there was the best move I ever made, and I dont even live there...yet. I love the idea of 8 courses within minutes of each other.

In my Arkansas Razorbacks stand bag:

Driver:SasQuatch SUMO2 9.5°

2 hybrid 16° 3, 4 hybrid 3DX5-PW: Tour Pro ComboWedges: 52°, 56°, 60° spin milled Putter: Circa '62 No. 1 ; Newport Tel 3 LongNeck ; Newport 2 ButtonBack LTDBalls: ProV1


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That's the beauty of Bella Vista. With a dozen or so golf courses in the area, it only takes about 5 minutes after work to hit one. And with evening golf (after 5:00pm) only costing $9 including cart fees, it makes it a VERY tempting offer to try to get there every night.

I'm always looking for people to play with if you ever need another.

I'm not great, but I will end the search for a $4 ball before I slow the game down.

On my tombstone: "If this is the worst thing that ever happens to me, I'm doing just fine!"






 


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I'm always looking for people to play with if you ever need another.

Thanks.

We have set up a standing tee-time for 5:20-5:30p each Tuesday evening in the summer time. Usually at the Kingsdale golf complex. Its a 9-hole mentality, but you can play as long as you have light. A 2-some can get in 18 pretty easily. And we are casual. Send me a PM if anyone is interested in joining. Just pay your own way. $9.

10.5* Driver (don't really ever use it)
3w, 5w
23* hybrid
5i through PW, SW
60* Wedge.....................................................................mellojoe


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Bummer.. I am at John Brown University every Tuesday from 6 till 10..

I graduate in December. Maybe if you guys are still doing it next season, I will join you then.

On my tombstone: "If this is the worst thing that ever happens to me, I'm doing just fine!"






 


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