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  1. 1. How do you like to get around the course?

    • ride in a power cart
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    • walk and use a push/pull cart
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    • walk and carry
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    • walk with caddie
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I use my Yamaha gas cart when I play my home course so I can get as many holes in as I can. Also I can jump to different holes when things get backed up. I hate to sit and wait to play.

Driver: TaylorMade Burner Superfast  9.5*

3 wood: Callaway X

5 wood: Cobra F/ST Speed LD

Irons: Orlimar HipSteel
Wedges: Vokey 50*, 54*SM, 58*SM

Putter: Scotty Cameron Futura

Ball: ProV1 

Shoes: FootJoy 

Bag: Callaway

Cart: Yamaha Gas

Home course:  Umpqua Golf Resort

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I like to walk the round of golf, I used a golf speed cart before but decided to walk and carry my bag, I sometime take out a club to lighten my bag.

Titleist 910 D2 9.5 Driver
Titleist 910 F15 & 21 degree fairway wood
Titleist 910 hybrid 24 degree
Mizuno Mp33 5 - PW
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"Yonex ADX Blade putter, odyssey two ball blade putter, both  33"

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  • 2 weeks later...
I voted walk and carry.
Driver-Taylor Made R7 460cc 10.5* Fujikara REAX Stiff
Fairway Wood-Taylor Made R7 Draw 15* Fujikara REAX Stiff
Hybrid Taylor Made 19* Rescue Mid Steel Stiff
4-PW-Golfsmith G40 TT Lite XL Stiff
GW-Ben Hogan Riviera 8* Bounce 50*SW-Ben Hogan Riviera Medium Bounce 56*LW-Cleveland 60* 588 ChromePutter-Taylo...
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walk - is there any other way?

yes. on a Donkey with two coolers strapped to each side full of ice cold beer.

whats in my bag,

Driver- 975D 7.5*
3 wood- 975F 13*
Irons- 2-pw Acushnet Tungsten AC-108'swedges-58* 64*putter-bag- staff I know its huge, but I dig it " I am McLovin"

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. . .I'm a 58 year old guy that played a lot of sports all my life and the knees just won't let me do anything but ride the cart! I'd love to walk with a pull cart but I really pay for it the next day. I just try to get my exercise doing 12 oz. curls!

Mike

. . ."Commit to each shot. . .and believe"!!

In my R7 Tour Bag:

Driver: Taylor Made R1 "Black" Aldila RIP Phenom Stiff Shaft  Fairway:  RocketBallz #3 (15 degree) Stiff Shaft  Hybrid:  #3 (19 degree) Stiff Shaft,  Hybrid:  #5 Burner (25 degree) Stiff Shaft   Irons & Wedges: CGB Max '08 Black Steel Stiff Shaft. PW, SW, & LW. Putter: Rossa Modena...

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Some courses around here used to have pull-carts to rent, so ive heard, but for the 3 courses that ive played with my dad they dont have them, so we end up walking. Walking is better because it gives you enough time to mentally clear out the last hole and think about the next holes yardage and your game plan. Also better for exercise.
In the Bag:
Driver:Exotics XLD 10.5° Standard-Flex
Woods: Acuity Turbo Max
Hybrids: Acuity Turbo Max
Irons: Acuity Turbo MaxWedges: Acuity Turbo MaxPutter: X3 Double Milled 1200Shoes: Walter Hagen Tour StopGlove: Walter Hagen CadetBall:Tiger Shark Attack Life 4 - Distance
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