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Hello everyone.... fellow golf addicts

Im Ed , lives in the Hollywood/Ft. Lauderdale area of the South Fla. Hopefully I get to meet other people here in my area to play a round or two..... or wvwn three. Goodluck to everyone and keep hittin' it straight.
Tools of the Trade :

Driver 907 D2 9.5* Fujikura (stiff) or 905 R 9.5* Diamana white (stiff) or ERC Hot (japan) 10* Fujikura Speeder 586 Tour Spec (stiff)

Woods/Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19* & Reax SF65 (Graphite Stiff) X hot 3 woods 15* Fujikura (stiff) Irons: ZM Forged Irons 3-9 Steel (stiff) Wedges...

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Gracias mi fellow Floridian, I will diffinetly email you if ever I would head up there. Goodluck...
Tools of the Trade :

Driver 907 D2 9.5* Fujikura (stiff) or 905 R 9.5* Diamana white (stiff) or ERC Hot (japan) 10* Fujikura Speeder 586 Tour Spec (stiff)

Woods/Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19* & Reax SF65 (Graphite Stiff) X hot 3 woods 15* Fujikura (stiff) Irons: ZM Forged Irons 3-9 Steel (stiff) Wedges...

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hello ed.. im new here and i am new to playing.. wondering if you have any tips on what's best shops around where they sell used club sets for beginners like me.. or maybe find a bargain on some of the top brands..

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hey matt, do you know any stores near by that sells used clubs? or sets? for beginners i live in plantation also.

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your best bet is to check Edwin Watts on Sunrise, just east of Flamingo , and there is also Golfsmith which is located in Oakwood plaza on i95 and Stirling, all the way in the back of the plaza by Dave and Busters

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