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Well, we all already knew that, but I'm talking about a specific instance of dorkiness. I've always been fascinated by the "sizzle" sound that comes off of people's clubs when they hit the sweet spot of their clubs. I've always been kind of jealous that I didn't have that sound. It dawned on me that I obviously make that sound but can't hear it because of where I am when the ball takes off. My uncle confirmed that most of my shots make that sound lol. A blonde type moment for sure.
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Guess I am a dork too. The only sizzle I ever hear is when I am cooking bacon. :-P

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Guess I am a dork too. The only sizzle I ever hear is when I am cooking bacon. :-P

I like that sizzle too

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I once watched Bryan Pavlitch, Long Drive Champion, hit a sand wedge on 200 yard par 3.

The sound of the ball spinning was more like a "z iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p" as it came off the club.

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I once watched Bryan Pavlitch, Long Drive Champion, hit a sand wedge on 200 yard par 3. The sound of the ball spinning was more like a "z iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p" as it came off the club. Club Rat

Hey! I get that sound....well...with my physics denying shanks...

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