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Hey y'all went to southern Indiana to Holiday World on Monday and had a great time. Tickets for 2 adults and 2 kids was under 120. Any way we let Grandma and Papa take the kids home and me and momma had stayed an extra day at Evansville and played golf at Cambridge Golf Course. We stayed at the el cheapo Motel 6 and they gave us great local tips. Like CiCi's Pizza an all you can eat for 3.99. Yeah dinner and a movie (Cars is great) and golf the next day. Oh cant forget the trip to Victoria's secret for new panties for my wife The next day we went golfing and took a few pics. Lovely golf course, it was like an links style course with a ton of bunkers. The Fairways wer big and fast but the greens wernt real fast just average. Very nice course and community overall. The only problem was it took almost four hours to play on a Tuesday morning. And nobody let us play through. Anyway here are the pics and never mind the 6s and 7 on the front nine

Driver-Wilson Deep Red II .428 shaft (stiff)
3 Wood-Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage (stiff)
5 wood-Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage (stiff)
3 Iron Hybrid- Wilson fat shaft(17*)
4 Iron Hybrid- Wilson fat shaft(21*)5-PW-Wilson fat shaft52-56-68 Degree wedges- Wilson HarmonizedPutter- Top Flite Mallet


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oh they do have a web site and it was 31 bucks for 18 and a cart through the week

Driver-Wilson Deep Red II .428 shaft (stiff)
3 Wood-Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage (stiff)
5 wood-Mizuno T-Zoid Blue Rage (stiff)
3 Iron Hybrid- Wilson fat shaft(17*)
4 Iron Hybrid- Wilson fat shaft(21*)5-PW-Wilson fat shaft52-56-68 Degree wedges- Wilson HarmonizedPutter- Top Flite Mallet


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