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Hey ya'll, what up?! I am from Minnesota, Yes, I am a GIRL! And my handicap really is a 10! I love to golf, and in fact I will be going to SDGA as soon as I get my two year degree in Business! So yay! I was on my highschool golf team, and was captain for my junior and senior year... I played for Augsburg for awhile, but then was told to come back when my "GPA" was higher... well, you know how drinkin beers and golfin too much can get in the way of studying right?! haha... Now I am moving into an appartment that has a GOLF ROOM! How sweet is that?! shit... I'm excited! Ummm... lets see, I am almost 21 years old... yeah... I think that covers pretty much about "introducing myself"! I actually signed on to this website, cuz for my 21st birthday, I want to design a Golf tattoo, but I don't know what I want it to be of yet, and I would like to add on in the future... so I don't know! If you guys can give me some ideas that would be awesome... Shit! It's past my bed time, Time for me to get some rest, so I can go out to the gay bar tomorrow night with my boss! Night Ya'll, and have a good one! Holla back (if your not too old) jk... peace ya'll

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A golf room in an apartment. Intriguing. Tell us more. You have your own simulator or something, cuz that'd be pretty sweet. Golf in your undies at 3am.

As for the golf tattoo, perhaps you could begin designing a course. Start with a par 4. Put in some water and trees, tees, a fairway, some bunkers, and a green. Then a year or two from now add another hole. Or do a few at a time.

When I was bored in school I'd doodle and design 18-hole golf courses, with little cross-hatched rough and everything. I still have one of my favorite par 4s in my wallet. You'd have them with you all the time!

At any rate, welcome to the site/forum.

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