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Breaking 80

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First off, I'd like to say thank you to all of the helpful people on the forums. I've been reading these forums all summer, but just registered today. I put a lot of what I read on here into my practices and things are really starting to come together. I just began golfing at the end of Aug '09 so this is my first full golf season. I must say that putting up 130s and 140s in the beginning really had me down, but with a lot of work I have gotten down to mid-high 90s and I am seeing a lot of progress. I'd like to break 90 this season, and have my target set to break 80 in the next couple of years.

So hello from PA, and I'll see you out there!

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York, woo! Isn't the band "Live" from York, PA?

Opposite side of the state here, though. Go Pittsburgh teams!

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I believe "Live" is from Dover, PA which is in York County. I'm orginally from Indiana though, so I don't have much love for the Pittsburgh teams. I root for them when they aren't playing my teams though! I'm a Penn State fan though if that gets me more PA points :)

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