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Hello there! Decided to get into golf after sitting on the sidelines in my early years. I have always been around golf, driving ranges, putter practice and the like, but I have finally decided to play golf, instead of just hitting a golf ball wildly into a field of yardage markers. So lets see how it goes.

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Good luck Jigowatt. Its a long ,exciting and frustrating journey you are about to undertake,may the golfing gods smile on you

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Hello there! Decided to get into golf after sitting on the sidelines in my early years. I have always been around golf, driving ranges, putter practice and the like, but I have finally decided to play golf, instead of just hitting a golf ball wildly into a field of yardage markers. So lets see how it goes.

So, you're from one of my summer golf destinations, eh? Nice. Which courses are you going to be playing? Lots of nice courses near you, some of which are sure to do summer discounts.

-- Michael | My swing! 

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How is the ranch at Moreno valley? I'm thinking of stopping there on saturday on the way to palm springs to play on Sunday.

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