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It looks like a great course, but how did they come up with that name in Nebraska?

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Probably because it's on Pacific Street, I imagine :)

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this is actually my "home course" as it is the closest one and where I play the most. Its not most difficult course because its pretty wide open for the most part. But thats a good thing for a beginner like me... i like the GPS on the carts... the local CC doesnt even have em..

http://www.mansfield-national.com/

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I regularly golf at Kenton County , and a few small local places that don't have websites. But, the first is the most often nowadays, since there's three courses and if one's crowded...well, go to another one.
"Shouldn't you be going faster? I mean, you're doing 40 in a 65..."

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Just because it's 5 mintues from work I play most often at Alling Memorial which is a public course. They put a TON of $ into it in 2005 and it's actually a pretty nice course with some pretty interesting holes for a "muni". Plus it has a specila place in my heart as it was the first course that I ever walked up and played by myself, or hooked up with guys I didn't know. Got me over the fear of playing with strangers and/or guys.

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Kinloch Golf Club not my home course, but my favorite course. I love it just wish I had $150k to join! My best friends dad is a member so we play out there every once in a while.
In the bag:

Driver: 905R 9.5* NV-Stiff
Woods: (Tour Issue) 906f2 15* Speeder-Stiff
Irons: 695CBWedges: Vokey 252.08, Vokey Spin Milled 256.14Putter: Studio Stainless 2.5 (35 1/2" 350g)Ball: Pro V1x (Low #'s)

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Home course is Somerby Golf Club, check the signature

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907 D2 8.5 Matrix Ozik shaft
904F 13 UST Proforce shaft
585-H UST Proforce
4-PW 690.MB Vokey Oil Can 52 56 and 60 Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 1.5 Pro VIHome Course- Somerby Golf Club site of the Nationwide Tour Scholorship Fund Tournamenthttp://www.somerby.com


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This is my home course...

www.vallealtogolf.org

Carlos Garza
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OGIO T-ZONE Stand Bag
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Wood Titleist 906F2, 15°, UST ProForce V2 StiffHybrid Titleist 585.H 21° Proforce V2 100 Stiff FlexIrons Titleist 735 CM Project X 6.0 ShaftsGap Wedge Titleist 200 series 252.08Sand Wedge...


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I play a lot of public courses but my favorite and the one i play the most is Pevely Farms www.pevelyfarms.com

Great course, plays 7000+ from the tips and tough greens. Great course to help improve your game.

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this course is about 2-3 miles from my house so I go there a lot.

www.blackgoldgolf.com

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Hybrids: Idea Pro, 16°, 20°, VS Proto
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