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Hey, I am a new member. I live in colorado, 16 years old. Sophmore in high school and play varisty. I play golf everyday I can. I work at a golf course and obsessed with golf. I have been playing for about 3 years everyday and am about a 4.2 handicap

More pictures lesss talk.
There bad pictures i know but my camera is all messed up.





Driver- 905R ALDILA NV 65-S
5 Wood- 904F GHAPHITE DESIGN
3-4 Iron- Tour burner Irons Rifle 5.5s
5-PW- TP mb smoke Irons Rifle 6.0s
52 & 60- TP mb y groves
56- Titleist spin milled.
Putter- Circa 62 no.3 Scotty cam. STFU about the pink head cover Someone stole mine and I dont want it to rust.

Other hobbies is I just started driving not to long ago and I love working on my truck.

When I got it

Now.


Welcome to the boards.

Putter- Circa 62 no.3 Scotty cam. STFU about the pink head cover Someone stole mine and I dont want it to rust.

Bubba Watson has a pink shaft in his driver. He once said something about how people aren't allowed to comment on it if they can't out-drive him. I'm guessing you can out-putt most people who would comment negatively about it.

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Driver:  Titleist 915D2.  4-wood:  Titleist 917F2.  Titleist TS2 19 degree hybrid.  Another hybrid in here too.  Irons 5-U, Ping G400.  Wedges negotiable (currently 54 degree Cleveland, 58 degree Titleist) Edel putter. 

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Driver: 905R 9.5° (UST Proforce V2 Stiff) | Fairway: 906F2 15° (UST Proforce V2 Stiff) | Hybrid: 585.H 21° (S300) | Irons: AP2 4-PW (Project X 6.0) | Wedges: Vokey Design 52.08, 56.11 & 60.11  | Putter: Studio Select Newport 2 

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Bubba Watson has a pink shaft in his driver. He once said something about how people aren't allowed to comment on it if they can't out-drive him. I'm guessing you can out-putt most people who would comment negatively about it.

yeah, but driving is a show of power, putting is a show of finese... so I will go ahead and say that that putter cover would look great on my wife's bag.

welcome, girly man... just kidding (I have a pink shirt, and even wear it sometimes).
My Clubs: Callaway FT-i Tour LCG 9.5° w/ Matrix Ozik Xcon 6 stiff; Sonartec GS Tour 14° w/ Graphite Design Red Ice 70 stiff; Adams Idea Pro 2h(18°) & 3h(20°) w/ Aldila VS Proto 80 stiff; Adams Idea Pro Forged 4-PW w/ TT Black Gold stiff; Cleveland CG12 DSG RTG 52°-10° & 58°-10°; Odyssey...

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welcome!!

What I Play
905T 9.5 NV65
AP1 3-W
56deg
Studio Select - Newport 2 34" e6+ Studio Design 2 - in the barn for now


Hey all new member here as well. Testing signature.

SasQuatch SUMO 2 5900 Driver "Lucky 13"
SasQuatch SUMO 2 Fairway 3 Wood
SasQuatch SUMO 2 Hyrid Irons Regular
SasQuatch SUMO 2 Sand Wedge
SasQuatch Xtreme Sport BagSeeMore FGP Putter


Hello all. I am new to the forum. Just joined today. From Birmingham, AL. I have been playing for about 2 years. I am about to finish my medical training and will be joining a group this July where I will be practicing Internal Medicine. I am taking lessons now. I play a few times a month. Hope to learn from the forum as well as have some fun.

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Putter- Circa 62 no.3 Scotty cam. STFU about the pink head cover Someone stole mine and I dont want it to rust.

Same thing happened to me. Stop by a busy public course (how about where you work) and ask if you can snag one from the lost and found. I got my head cover at Kennedy Golf course in Denver. They have a crate full of lost head covers that have been sitting there collecting dust. They let me dig through and pick out one that fit great.

Unless you like the pink "Blossom" cover More power to ya.

Driver: 905S 8* - Graffaloy Blue 65S Shaft (tipped 1" Short)
Fairway: 960F (15*, 19*)
Irons: T-Zoid Pro 4-PW w/ True Temper Steel
Wedges: MP-R Black 52*, 56*
Lob: 60* CG-10 (nice and rusty)Putter: OZ Putter (with oversized Winn Blue Grip)Ball:: One Tour


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