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Valhalla is fantastic! Olde Stone ran some good specials for lodging and golf last year. Stay in a cottage on property, cook your own breakfast, you could do it affordably. Not sure if they are doing it again, but I hope so. Check their website!

Looks like they still offer the stay and play deals.

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Wow, there are lots of Ky boys here.

I love the courses in Lexington. Many really nice ones. But how about Old Silo
in Mt Sterling? Now that is one nice course.
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Hi, nice to meet you. This is Douglas A. Addington from Cookeville, TN. I am just new to here too. Hope to hone my skill by spending some time here.

VERY familiar with Cookeville. Really nice town! Please, no mention of the Orange on this board!

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thought i would post up here since my drive distance thread has gone to shit.

Went to golf etc today and was going to get my clubs bent. They said i needed them 2* upright. So first up is my 6iron. Put it in the vice/machine and a kid who works there starts bending/lunging with a cheater bar and SNAP......breaks right at the hosel.

They acted like they were going to get it taken care of with cleveland, i hope they do so in a timly fashion, i have a tournament next weekend.

Gibson Bay Golf Course

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thought i would post up here since my drive distance thread has gone to shit.

That sucks. I'm sure they'll get it taken care of. For what it's worth, I've had a couple people mess with my clubs around town and I don't trust anyone but Bob (at Golf Etc) to make adjustents anymore.

Also, I don't know for sure, but I don't think the CG1 Tour's are forged heads, are they? May be the reason it broke. I used to have a set of older Clevelands and no one would touch them for fear of breaking them.
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im not sure if they are forged or not. All i can find on them is that they have CMM technology. Carbon Metal Matrix. Says they are supposed to feel softer than a forged club. As far as whether that matters or not. He said they had been bending cast clubs all day, and really always have and that shouldnt matter. Should have had Bob do it i guess. They had what looked like a 15yr old kid doing it and he was bouncing to get the club to bend. I have never seen this done before(bending clubs) but im sure a smoother controlled bending process is ideal.

Either way, hopefully they take car of it asap. I am going to call today and make sure they atleast called yesterday.

Gibson Bay Golf Course

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Update: Bob at Golf etc is an awesome guy. Talked to him yesterday morning, they are going to take care of everything and he said he was waiting on a call back from clevelands tech dept about how to and if to bend these clubs. If they are unable to be bent he said he would help me out the best he could with a new set.

He will be the only one touching my clubs when/if i get fitted.

Gibson Bay Golf Course

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Update: Bob at Golf etc is an awesome guy. Talked to him yesterday morning, they are going to take care of everything and he said he was waiting on a call back from clevelands tech dept about how to and if to bend these clubs. If they are unable to be bent he said he would help me out the best he could with a new set.

Good to hear. Yeah, I've known Bob a couple years or so. Really nice guy and knows his stuff when it comes to golf equipment.

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Hello fellow kentuckians. I just joined yesterday and saw this thread. Currently I live in Louisville, originally from western PA. I became a member at Woodhaven CC her in Louisville a month ago and decided to pick up the game then. Haven't been to any of the other local courses yet.
Driver: Cleveland Launcher 2009 FW: Adams Tight Lies 3w Irons: Bridgestone Precept Tour Premium EC603 3-PW Wedges: Cleveland DW/SW Adams LW Putter: Odyssey White Hot XG Marxman
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