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hi there

just joined up.

am from the midlands in the uk and love golf. my dad is an ex club pro s o i started from a fairly early age.

i currently play off 5.4 (not sure how the americans work out handicap) but have just finished making a few swing changes so am hoping to improve scoring.

im also a greenkeeper at the course im a member of so it works quite well for me :lol:

cuold really do with improving short game as its the only thing that i could really make some shots up on eg, shot 74 (par 70) but had 33 putts so have to improve that.

anyway, current equipment is

983E 8.5* Graffalloy Prolite 35S
Taylormade rescue mid tp 16* fuji vista pro stiff
hogan apex tour 2-E (no 3 iron) hogan '4' shafts
588 rtg wedges in 51, 56 and 60 degrees
yes c groove emma putter
pro v1 or pro v1x depending on weather

am looking forward to enjoying the forums

mike

titleist 983E 8.5* Graffalloy Prolite stiff
Taylormade rescue mid tp 16* fuji vista pro stiff
hogan apex tour 2/3-E hogan '4' shafts
588 rtg wedges in 51, 56 and 60 degrees
yes c groove emma putterpro v1x


Posted

stafford

wheres your home course?

titleist 983E 8.5* Graffalloy Prolite stiff
Taylormade rescue mid tp 16* fuji vista pro stiff
hogan apex tour 2/3-E hogan '4' shafts
588 rtg wedges in 51, 56 and 60 degrees
yes c groove emma putterpro v1x


Posted
my home course is ingestre, i live about 10 mins from stafford

titleist 983E 8.5* Graffalloy Prolite stiff
Taylormade rescue mid tp 16* fuji vista pro stiff
hogan apex tour 2/3-E hogan '4' shafts
588 rtg wedges in 51, 56 and 60 degrees
yes c groove emma putterpro v1x


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mike booker

titleist 983E 8.5* Graffalloy Prolite stiff
Taylormade rescue mid tp 16* fuji vista pro stiff
hogan apex tour 2/3-E hogan '4' shafts
588 rtg wedges in 51, 56 and 60 degrees
yes c groove emma putterpro v1x


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