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Just found the site, and thought I'd say hi!

I'm from near Cambridge in England, where I'm currently twirling an invisible moustache and thinking that Bryson DeChambeau may be onto something with this theory that your clubs should all be the same length.

Looking forward to getting involved on the forum :)


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Welcome to TST!!

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Sun in England?   I thought England was like Michigan, the land of perpetual cloudiness.

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From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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dobmeister 62 Newbie

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I'm couple of hours south of you,10 miles from Portsmouth, used to live in Newmarket, took my first lesson at bury St Martin,lovely little course, lot of water if I remember rightly

Scotsclaff Great Member

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Welcome to the forum,we need more Euro trash on here,too much septics around. I lived in Plymouth for 7 years,England is a beautiful country when the sun shines.

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Thankyou I think lol,England is great when sun shines unfortunately not much of that at the moment good old English summer for you, hope it's shinning tomorrow as am playing. How long ago in Plymouth and what did you do there

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Thankyou I think lol,England is great when sun shines unfortunately not much of that at the moment good old English summer for you, hope it's shinning tomorrow as am playing. How long ago in Plymouth and what did you do there

I lived there from 94 to 2001.The Summers were great,loads of afternoons down the Hoe and evenings on the Barbican.

I was working offshore at the time.


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