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Driver : 3Dx Square Tour 8°
3 Wood : 4DX
2H : Edge CFT TitaniumIrons : M685 3-PWWedges : CG12 Satin 54° and 58°Putter : Odyssey White XG #9 33"Balls : Staff ZIP


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Boston Terrier.

Excellent dogs, I will have one of these little guys for the rest of my life.

In the bag:
Driver: R7 Quad
Irons: Eye 2 + (Red Dot)
Wedges: Vokey (52, 56, 60)Putter: Anser G2iBalls: (Pro V1, NXT, DT Solo, Whatever is handy)


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Mini Poodles and Golden Retrievers

Here's what I play:

Titleist 907 D2 10.5* UST ProForce V2 76-S | Titleist 906F4 18.5* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist 585H 21* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist ZB 4-PW TTDG S300 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 54.10 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 60.08 | Scotty Cameron Red X5 33" |


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Nothing but a Vizsla will do!

Driver: R7 425 w/ Grafalloy Tour Blue S
3-wood: Ti Bubble 2
Irons: TP R7 w/ DG S300 shaft
Wedges: 55 & 60 deg.
Putter: My old trusty Tc.1Ball: Pro v-1 Bag:Never, Never, Never Quit!


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I have only personally owned three varieties of dogs and each I would recommend to almost anyone.

Chow Chow - Takes a stronger owner, as the dogs can be stubborn and hard-headed... but the dogs are very family loyal and will protect you with any cost. They also loved to be loved on more than most dogs I've seen... they will lay there and let you scratch them for as long as your arm will hold out. They don't take kindly to strangers or any one/thing outside their family and can be aggressive if you don't train them early.

Mastiff - Very large but docile dogs... basically the biggest lap dog you will ever meet. Never have seen one with a human-aggressive streak, but sometimes they don't mix well with other dogs. Also, mine developed hip problems later in his life, and the vet told me it's an issue with all Mastiffs, so that's a consideration to take.

Staffordshire Terrier (often grouped as a Pit Bull) - Best dog I've ever owned. I'll try to load pictures of her soon, but she is the most loving dog I've ever met. 95 pounds of pure compassion. She has the biggest most innocent eyes, and she just wants you to love her. She barks at people on the other side of a door, but I have never seen her try to bark or nip at anyone I have let inside. Great with kids and other pets. One of the best all-around dogs I've seen, owned, or met.

Those are my votes

Clubs in my Army-issued duffel-bag...

DTR Irons : 2-9
DCI Wedges : PW 48* & SW 56*
Driver : Mid-Size TP System2 9.5* Metalwood (5) 23*


  • 2 weeks later...
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Rotweiler hands down.

In my new FT carry bag
FT-9 Tour nuetral 9.5
FT-15 degree 3 wood
Fussion Hybrids #2&4
Fussion irons with Grapholoy Pro launch Red shafts56&60 Cally X forged wedges with Red shaftsSG9 putterCally I ballBushnell Meadealist range finder


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Dobernam Pinscher

Whats in my Warbird Hot Bad:

Driver: 907D1 9.5 - 65-S Aldila VS Proto --- FT-IQ coming soon?
2 Hybrid: Rescue mid-TP 16 deg
3 Hybrid: Rescue TP - HC Tour Only Model 19 deg - DG X-1004-PW: 695CB Irons - Project X 6.0Wedges Vokey SM58, Vokey SM54, Vokey 250Putter Futura PhantomWhere I WorkMy...


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No Laughing. I have a Pomeranian. He is actually a very nice loving creature that wants carried around all day. Barks at anything that moves. I only walk him at night so the neighbors don't see.

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west highland white terrior

Launcher 460 10.5° <BB Solution 130 R>
Wishon 949MC 16.5° <SK Fiber Tour Trac 80 R>
3DX DC Ironwood 20°, 23° <UST SR2 R>
MX-23 5-PW <KBS Tour R>
Vokey 250.08, SM54.10, SM58.08 <DG Wedge> Callie 33.75"TLT Series 4MOI matched


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I love dobermans because my aunt has them and i grew up with them around. She now has her own doggy day care place in Salsbury Ma.

http://www.chancetorun.com/staff.php

Whats in my Warbird Hot Bad:

Driver: 907D1 9.5 - 65-S Aldila VS Proto --- FT-IQ coming soon?
2 Hybrid: Rescue mid-TP 16 deg
3 Hybrid: Rescue TP - HC Tour Only Model 19 deg - DG X-1004-PW: 695CB Irons - Project X 6.0Wedges Vokey SM58, Vokey SM54, Vokey 250Putter Futura PhantomWhere I WorkMy...


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definitly australia sheperds

driver- R580XD 9.5*
3 wood- m/speed
hybrid- cft ti 4h
irons- fp 4-gap
wedges- 54* and RAC satin 56* 12 bounceputter- 1/2 Craz-Eballs- DT Carry, e5, anything found thats is good shapeshoes-adidashome course - nothing - uh oh. perhaps pleasant view againschool...


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i had what i think is the best dog, a bearnice mountain dog, she was such a sweet dog and she was very like observant of ppl like she would play but always careful not to be too rough, its hard to explain but not a day goes by i dont think about her, she died last year day after christmas, here are some pics, she was funny she loved the camera, shed hold so still when ud take a picture



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I love my Yellow Lab but I also want a husky or a german shepherd
What's In The Bag?

Driver - Rapture 10.5 Epic 68g X-Pure - Balance Certified
Fairway Metal - Titleist PT 18°
Irons - Mizuno MP-67 3-PW Project X 6.0 Wedges - Mizunos R Series Chrome 52°, 56°, 58° Project X 6.0 Putter - Yes! C-Groove Callie-f - Balance Certified Bag - Ping Freestyle...

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