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Originally Posted by camper6

A good golf book. Non fiction. Non instructional.

To get me through the cold dark winter till Spring comes  along.

Any suggestions?



the swinger.... new book about a guy that has gone through some issues.. used to be number one in the world until a scandal involving his wife.  basically about tiger woods and how he climbs back up.. very good read

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My 50th is this month too so its a double bonus birthday and Christmas present. Came in early, Edel is pumping them out in a week for this one where we thought it would take six weeks.

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Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 2 for PS3...along with a speedy recovery for my pops (just had open heart surgery) so he can be good to go for our annual father/son trip to myrtle...if all goes as planned he should be ready to go by march...*prays*

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No offense to James, Erik or Dave but, I think I would like a plane ticket to sunny San Diego to meet the other Golf Evolution guy I haven't met in person yet.  I hear the weather is wonderful as long as there's not a wildfire raging.

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Originally Posted by gwlee7

No offense to James, Erik or Dave but, I think I would like a plane ticket to sunny San Diego to meet the other Golf Evolution guy I haven't met in person yet.  I hear the weather is wonderful as long as there's not a wildfire raging.


No offense taken, they know how great I am It'd be my pleasure Greg.  No fires currently, but a little chilly 60*, today.  And so everyone knows, without those 3 guys I wouldn't know jack squat.

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money towards a titleist 910D3 with a mid to high kickpoint stiff shaft :) something that doesnt resemble a wedge like my reggy reggy stock cobra 10.5 :) tried it at the range with a Mototre F1 75g stiff was beautiful :) might see about the ahina or the rip so i dont get an upcharge

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All I'm wishing for is a little bit better health for my wife so that she can be a bit more comfortable.  There's no cure for what she has and she fights like hell, having lasted twice as long as the average person with her diagnosis, but eventually it will be over.  I just want to see a few more smiles on her face.  I don't need anything but that.

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What I'm getting (and family gifts I'll share).

My wife is getting me a Bauer 9500 helmet - Surprise!! Santa is getting my snowboard some new bindings. Santa is getting my kids (and me) a Stiga rod hockey game. Had a Stiga in the 1980s with team Finland and team Sweden players (had it for about a week when I was in college - returned for a refund after we had a tournament - always regretted not keeping it). I was in Sport Check picking something up and saw the game and had to have it. My daughter loves the little battery operated table hockey game we have (from Radio Shack about 15-18 years ago) but it's too small and too loud. The puck is so small it gets lost easily or caught in the corners. It's also tough to make a 4" touch pass. The teams on the new Stiga game are Habs / Leafs (lame) but a few websites carry other NHL teams and even international teams. Woot!!

As a family we're getting a new TV to replace one which was "damaged" in the fall (9-iron + ball + brain cramp).

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Originally Posted by sean_miller

Santa is getting my kids (and me) a Stiga rod hockey game. Had a Stiga in the 1980s with team Finland and team Sweden players (had it for about a week when I was in college - returned for a refund after we had a tournament - always regretted not keeping it). I was in Sport Check picking something up and saw the game and had to have it. My daughter loves the little battery operated table hockey game we have (from Radio Shack about 15-18 years ago) but it's too small and too loud. The puck is so small it gets lost easily or caught in the corners. It's also tough to make a 4" touch pass. The teams on the new Stiga game are Habs / Leafs (lame) but a few websites carry other NHL teams and even international teams. Woot!!

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That's pretty sweet. Too bad that it comes with the Maple Loafs but you can always make your guests take them.

Last year my neighbours gave me a full sized air hockey table that their kids were no longer using. Have never set it up but the next house will be bigger so lookin' forward to that!

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