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Hi my name is Julien and I actually live in Canada, more partucularly near Montreal. I'm french but I am quite good in english. I am 15 year-old now and I'm an addict of golf. Recently, I met my golf pro. and start changing my swing. I'll eventually post a little video showing my swing. The snow is almost here in quebec so it's tough to practice a lot, but after school I go on the range and swing some balls, but at 5 o'clock, the sun is gone so... anyways, I think I'm a good golfer but I need a lot more practice and a lot more experience. My best game ever is a solid +1 (73) and my handicap is 8.5 but I am in constent progress. I'm lefty, I have a... 5 yards draw, I think that I'm a long hitter, well, fore my age, and my weight! ( 117 pounds ) I think that's it, if you have any questions, don't be shy, I'll answer you honestly!

Cheers, Julien

In my stand bag:

Driver: R7 460 Stiff
3-Wood: sumo
5-Wood: sumoIrons: R7 4-AWSW: rac LW: racPutter: Rossa Monsa CGB Fontana-7Balls: Pro V-1, NEW nike ONE


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Bonjour

I live on Vancouver Island, but am a huge Habs fan!!!! I was a young kid in the 70's when Lafluer etc were winning all those Cups. Do you get out to the Bell Centre for any games?

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IronGuy Member

IronGuy

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Yes I've gone to the Bell center a couple of times, and, I'm sure about this, it's the best place to have fun and scream in a hockey game. Everybody is screaming and yelling. But unfortunately the players don't wan't ( well the majority) to come play in Montreal because of the fans... '' We expect to much from them''

cheers, Julien

In my stand bag:

Driver: R7 460 Stiff
3-Wood: sumo
5-Wood: sumoIrons: R7 4-AWSW: rac LW: racPutter: Rossa Monsa CGB Fontana-7Balls: Pro V-1, NEW nike ONE


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bonjour, mon frere. my neighbor to the north. i was in montreal last winter for a conference. a great city. totally and completely enjoyed my time there. do you ever get down to vermont to play? some good courses, orleans, newport, a couple really nice places to play, jay peak, st. jay (my home course). some really nice courses over the border as well. you ever play dufferin or owl's head? winter is tough on us northern golfers, ain't it? got some frozen precipitation last night, arrrgh!!

in the bag:
driver-titleist D2 10.5* w/aldila nv shaft
3-adams speedline fast 10 w/aldila shaft
hybrid-titleist 585 17* w/aldila shaft
irons-titleist 735cm w/ttdg s-300 shafts

wedges-cleveland 588, 53* and 60* w/ttdg shafts

putter-scotty circa 62 #1, gun metal finish

ball-pro v1

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IronGuy Member

IronGuy

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Unfortunetly, I never played across the border... My parents aren't golf players so I do not go play golf in the US. Yes I played the Owl's head course in a Junior tour Competition, I wasn't playing good, my swing wasn't at its best... anyways, when its hot in here, golf is nice, well, like everywhere else!

Cheers, Julien

In my stand bag:

Driver: R7 460 Stiff
3-Wood: sumo
5-Wood: sumoIrons: R7 4-AWSW: rac LW: racPutter: Rossa Monsa CGB Fontana-7Balls: Pro V-1, NEW nike ONE


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