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I am 21 years old and this is my 2nd year playing golf. Has been great so far!

In my Ozone stand bag:
Driver: 909 D2 9.5
3 Wood: MT-15
Irons: 1025-C 3-P
Gap: Spin Milled 52-06 Oil-CanSand: Spin Milled 56-08 RawLob: Spin Milled 60-13 Oil-CanPutter: AntiguaBall: Z-Star X


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41-50
b-)

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McGolf-Doggie's stand bag & new and used club emporium:
Putter :ping: 1/2Craz-e | Irons :TaylorMade: RAC MB, 4i-PW (DG S300) |Wedges :Cleveland: SW&LW 56*DSG+RTG; 60*/4* DSG+RTG |Woods :Cobra: S1 5W; Adams TIght Lies 3W |Driver :TaylorMade: Burner 9.5 Fujikura Reax S | Maxfli Practice


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I'm 43......some days I feel like 21....other days I feel like 65. Found most of it is attitude, don't let the little aches and pains bother you and just have fun.

BrianB
AzGolfGeek

What's in the Titleist  carry bag:
Driver: Titleist 910 D2,  Motore Speeder VC 6.0 shaft, 1" long, set to A1
Fairway Wood: Titleist 910 F, set to B4 Hybrid: Titleist 910 H, set to B4
Irons: Titleist AP2 710 4-9  Project X shafts  Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM4 46deg, C-C 50, 54, & 60deg.
Putter: Scotty Cameron NewPort 2.5 Glove: Titleist Ball: Titleist ProV1x  RangeFinder: Bushnell V2

Towel: Players Towel   Eyewear: SunDog H EVO  On Twitter -- @BrianBrown13

 

 


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I am 19, been playing consistently for 9 months, learned the game about 8 years ago but stopped playing for about 5 years. After I started playing again, only took me 5 months to shoot 73.

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19 here. Been playing since I was 5.

2004 State Drive, Chip and Putt Champion
2005 Northern Iowa Player Of The Year
2006 Iowa Girl's Golf 2A Individual State Champion
2007 Iowa Co-Ed Golf State Champion
2007 State Drive, Chip and Putt Champion2008 Iowa Girl's Golf 2A Individual State Champion2009 College Division Iowa Junior Tour...


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I'm 29. I haven't actually played a round yet, just been to the driving range a few times.

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Im 24 and my dad first got me playing about 16 years ago.

Whats in the my bag,

taylormade.gifR9 TP taylormade.gifSuperfast 3 wood Rescue 19*  712 MB (3-P KBS T shaft)  

 SM4 52*,54*,60*   Pickemup 42" Belly Putter  titleist.gifPro V1x  adidas.gif 360 footwear


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16 about to turn 17.. Golfing since i was about 7, Started loving the game 2 years ago

Considering new Woods what you think ?

Driver launcher 10.5
Irons Cg gold 5-10
Hybrids R7 cgb max Wedges CG12Putter Newport 2 mid slantBalls Nxt extremeConsidering new Woods what you think ?


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I will be 45 on Monday. I have been playing golf since my grandpa started taking me at 8 or so. Played pretty regularly in college (2 time per week) and generally shot right at 80, +/- a stroke or two.

The last 5 years, I have hardly played at all. Maybe 10 times a year or so. I just decided a few weeks ago that I wanted to get back into it. My first step was to replace my 25+ year old Tour Classic II's with a new set. I spent 15+ hours in the past week, demo-ing TONS of clubs. Bought them yesterday. Here is what I have: (I would put it in a signature, but I don'thave enough posts yet. :D )

Adams Speedline 9.5 driver and 3 wood.
Nike SQ 2 18 deg. hybrid
Taylor Made R7 irons 4-AW. What a great price! Thanks TM for coming out with new clubs every year!
Taylor Made RAC TP 56 and 60 deg wedges. (Another great sale!)
My trusty old Ping B60i putter.

It is good to be back...I will be heading to Palm Springs with the father in law for a week of 36 holes per day. Can't wait.

Gary

Nakashima HTEC 460 9.5, 65g Fujikura Motore F1 (s)
Speedline 3W, 70-gram Grafalloy Prolaunch Axis
SQ 2 18 Deg. Hybrid, stock stiff graphite
R7 irons, 4-LW, stock stiff steel
White Steel 2-Ball SRT PutterSunMountain MPB bagIGolf Neo


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I will be 45 on Monday. I have been playing golf since my grandpa started taking me at 8 or so. Gary

This is so cool to hear, about your grandpa. The greatest golfing pleasure I have these days is teaching my three grandsons to play. Started about three years ago; they are now 16, 14, and 11. I gave each of them their own set of clubs in 2007 so they would learn to take care of them. We get out once every month or so, as their busy teenage schedule permits. A lot of life-lessons can be learned on a golf course; plus it is fun!

My own schedule is not crowded, as I just turned 72. I was quite surprised to see that the 'over 60' category on this site is less than 2%.

John Hanley
Sugar Land, TX
Driver: Pinemeadow ZR-1 460cc 10.5 degree; senior flex graphite shaft;
6-PW: ProStaff Oversize; graphite (about 13 years old);
Adams Tight Lies fairway woods.

Cleveland CG14 56° sand wedge

Zebra 395gm Mallet putter


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