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Well guys I'm just getting started don't even own clubs. I have played a handfull of times with buddies and enjoy it and want to start getting serious, and figured this be the best place to start

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It is the best place to start, IMO. Welcome!
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laissez les bon temps rouler!!!!!

Where y'at?

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Can you be a little more vague?

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Originally Posted by nsampey

Natchitoches/winn parish line

Welcome. I'm originally from North LA. Good to have more Louisianians here.

Tyler Martin

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Originally from St. Bernard and love the Nachitoches area. Beautiful part of the state.

Enjoy the "Trap"!

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where in St. Bernard and the Northshore? I lived in Covington Country Club before moving to Nashville 1 month before Katrina...

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Welcome! Have family and coworker in Lafayette, lived in NO back in the early 1960s. Yup, I am an old fart

Best regards,  Frank

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I am near pinewood country club in slidell now, but lived in meraux as well as the city of st. Bernard until the great flood of 2005..

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Meraux!!!!! I grew up on Paul drive in cypress gardens. My folks still live on Etienne in Jumonville.

How's Oak Harbor? was a member there some time ago.

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Its in really great shape right now. Greens are beautiful. I played a scramble there a few weeks ago. Thats funny. I was right around the corner from you. Sent you a pm.

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