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So I recently got paired up with this kid during a high school golf match, and he is amazing and a great guy. We played 9 holes during the match on a 3500 yard golf course(par 37) and he shot a 33, he did not miss a green and I do not think he missed a shot at all. He hit the ball around 270 yards off the tee with a high draw and he was deadly from the 170 yard range. I really think this guy is the next Mac O'Grady, what do you think?!


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Let's hope he doen't have Mac's issues...

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That is a wonderful looking golf swing.

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Looks like a great swing, he could probably extend more to the right (his left) at P4 caddy view. Other than that, its hard to nit pick without a slow motion camera. If hes showing 4 under on 9 holes, I think he'll be okay though lol.


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Originally Posted by Goinglow59

Haha total agree, his swing is not really like mac's but i love it

lol yeah nothing like Mac's swing

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