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Very nice site. I love the page view, very clean.

I noticed that some of you are members at 'another' golf site, however diversity of opinions is always a good thing.

Glad to be here, as I love to associate with the golfing community!

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jp

P.'s My name is Jason, and I'm a Paramedic from Vancouver BC Canada.

Love to play. Total equipment junkie, and love to experiment with new equipment!!

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Very nice site. I love the page view, very clean.

Welcome, I definately agree that diversity is quite a good thing. Looking forward to reading your posts!


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Very nice site. I love the page view, very clean.

Ahem, nice pictures.

Hey, how is that Sotty Cameron? I'm thinking about getting one and trying it out, I'm experiencing a problem with my rossa and my white hot. The rossa doesn't have the feel the white hot has, but it gives me true distance, the white hot has the distance, but not the feel...

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Ahem, nice pictures.

I have a couple of Scotty's. The one that I'm using now is a RED X2. This is the simply one of the best of his designs to date. Pundits of cameron may complain that he's simply copied either PING or Odyessy or whatever, but Scotty simply makes the designs better. Think of the RED X as a ultra precise white hot. I too have a white hot, however I couldn't get over the fact that a toe hit on 'my' white hot was ULTRA hot, and a dead centre hit was, well dead? I think it was due to the consistency of the polymer that they pour into the face cavity. The RED X is finely machined GSS steel. Ultimate touch & feel.

Give one a try & I promise you won't be dissappointed. jp

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I have a couple of Scotty's. The one that I'm using now is a RED X2. This is the simply one of the best of his designs to date. Pundits of cameron may complain that he's simply copied either PING or Odyessy or whatever, but Scotty simply makes the designs better. Think of the RED X as a ultra precise white hot. I too have a white hot, however I couldn't get over the fact that a toe hit on 'my' white hot was ULTRA hot, and a dead centre hit was, well dead? I think it was due to the consistency of the polymer that they pour into the face cavity. The RED X is finely machined GSS steel. Ultimate touch & feel.

I sure will, maybe I will try out my friend's Scotty Cameron (he actually got it from a Tour Player, can't remember exactly who he got it from) first and then I will get something myself.


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