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Not the course I used to play the most, but I just joined the men's club here so I can finally get a GHIN.

http://www.lakespanawaygc.com/index.php

in my grom stand bag:

Driver: HiBore 9.5* fujikura stiff
3w: HiBore 15* fujikura stiff
2i hybrid: HiBore fujikura stiff3-sw: MP-57 +1/2 2* up stiff steelPutter: 2ball SRT 36"GPS: SG3 Sky caddieCart:Clicgear 2.0Home Course: Lake Spanaway http://www.lakespanawaygc.com


Redwood_75 Member

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Aurora Hills, Fitz, and Meadow Hills are what I can afford on a weekly basis...

They are impressive tee shots Larry. It has a great website too, which is unusuall for golf clubs, as I find most of them totally useless.

In my Freestyle standbag

Driver: FTiQ 10° Reg ZCOM Shaft
3 Wood: G10 5 wood TFC 129 Stiff Shaft
Irons: I5 3-PW DG R300 steel shaftsWedges: 54° Vokey SM & 58° Vokey SMPutter: Redwood AnserBall: Z-Star


MellowYellow Established Member

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my home course is Walter Hall I guess. I dont like it much but its cheap about $17/round i dont thnk they have a website though.

Adams Golf Idea a2 OS Hybrids
(all but the 3iron, I broke it )


harttfam Newbie

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The Gallery Golf Course on Whidbey Island is a military course, but it offers discount Mondays. For $15 you can play a full round, and usually finish in about 4 hours. It's not a great course, but it's not bad either. It is challenging and fun, and very scenic!

It doesn't have much of a website though. Military, you know...

WeeT Member

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Geneva Farm Golf Club

http://www.genevafarmgolf.com/
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 - DistanceWeeT's "home...

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