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Hi:

I have been playing about 5 years after starting late (late 40's). I am only recently playing about twice a month. So still very much the beginner.

Current goals are consistent iron play and breaking 90.

My game is starting to come around -- new clubs and GPS (technology is a wonderful thing), back to the gym for some conditioning, more time practicing, and almost figuring out what is a good golf swing.

I am a programmer/database admin with big pharma. Besides work, my spouse and I raise and show Scottish Terriers, do some photography ( www.troubleScottie.smugmug.com for some (lots ) images) and started to travel a bit.


As to playing in Seattle, actually we have it really quite nice here. It never really gets too cold or hot and the rain is generally pretty light - almost a mist. We loss a few fall and winter months (Nov to Feb) to leaves and soggy courses. We have late sunsets in the summer -- it is setting after 9 PM at the end of May. Lots of inexpensive ($30-60) courses which are mostly, well maintained. Most of the golfers here are fair weather players, so more time for the others.

Enjoying the site so far.

Michael Krolewski

In the Bag Boy Revolver Pro on a Clicgear 2.0 cart:
Acer Mantara XL Driver 10.5
Acer Mantara S.S 3 Wood; 3DX DC 15* Hybrid (3w/1h); 3DX DC 17* Hybrid (4w/2h); Acer XP905 Ti Hollow Core WS 4-9i; cg14 48* 2dot; cg14 54* 1dot; cg14 60* 1dot

Posted

Welcome aboard

Hey have you ever gone to that crazy water park you have in Seattle? Ive seen it on T.V it looks amazing! Sry i love the water

In my Black'n'Red :

Driver: R7 TP 460cc 10.5* Reax 65 stiff shaft
3 Wood: Tour Impact 15*
Irons: Tour Impact 3-PWWedges: Vokey Oil Can Spin Milled 54.10, Golfco Baron 58* SWPutter: Tracy II 35"Balls: Prov 1Age:16


  • 3 weeks later...
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Tacoma here. Any fellow PacNW'ers??

In my Army Cammo bag:

Shoes: Footjoy Contour
Gloves:
Driver: Dual Point3W: Dual Point3-4 Hybrid: Rescue Burner/Mid5-PW: CG4GW-SW: 588 53/56 degPutter: Anser I seriesBall: B330s


  • 2 weeks later...
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just north of the border from u guys up in vancouver. i'm a newbie to the game but have been quickly hooked on it. played jackson park last month on my first "big" course and had a blast!

In my ogio.gif GROM stand bag...

taylormade.gif Tour Burner 10.5*  taylormade.gif R9 19* #5 titleist.gif 909H 19*  titleist.gif 909H 24* 
titleist.gif AP1 710 4-UW  taylormade.gifRAC satin 56* taylormade.gifRossa Daytona 1 Classic titleist.gif DT SoLo


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