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I just finished up putting new grips on all of my clubs (except the putter).  All this springlike weather got me ready to go - now it's blowing 20 mph the temp is dropping, and snow is in the forecast.  Nothing like you folks in the north central and northeast have been dealing with, but we've been mostly in the 60's and 70's for the last 2-3 weeks, so it feels like winter is coming back.  Anyway I'm ready when the next warm spell comes around.  Nice new Tour Wraps all around.

Anybody else regripping and getting set for the thaw?

Rick

"He who has the fastest cart will never have a bad lie."

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I got a dozen Tour Velvet 360's the other day with a gift card, but I think I'm gonna get another year out of the TV's that I've had on for a few years.  They are still tacky but they are cracking at the bottoms.  I am pretty cheap, I think I am just gonna put electrical tape at the bottoms to stop the cracking haha.

Today in SW Michigan it is 15* with 30 mph winds which is blowing the snow everywhere.  Its brutal....Hopefully only another month before we start getting some golfable weather.

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