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bogeyme Well Established Member

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Hello ladies and gentlemen. I'm a new member here. Just signed up about 20 minutes ago actually. I'm no where near a good golfer. I don't even know that I can call myself a golfer. I play the game but that's about all you can say about it. I've had my own set of clubs for about 10 years. I've played here and there in that time. The last couple years have been busy for me and I have not been able to get out and play. I've been more of a fisherman that last 5 years than I have been a golfer. But recently my fishing buddy has gone through a few family problems and was forced to sell his boat so I decided I was going to get back into golfing. I have always enjoyed golfing I just haven't been very good at it. I plan to change that though. I look forward to getting to know you guys around here and learning a few tricks from you all.

In my Pro-Walker stand bag:

Driver: Founders Club "The Judge" Graphite shaft (benched for bad play)
3-wood: 15* steel shaft
5 & 7-wood: Velocitized BBT Oversized Graphite Shaft Medium Flex 21* & 25*3-iron: Wilson Sam Snead Blue Ridge (benched for bad play)4-SW: Maker's Pride irons steel shaftsP...

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Welcome! I live in Hilliard. I've been playing since September and I love it. My father-in-law got me hooked on a trip to Hilton Head this fall.

What courses do you frequent? I usually go to Mill Creek in Ostrander, but I'm looking for some good, reasonably priced courses around town.
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Around here I mostly play Blacklick over in Reynoldsburg. It's a CPRD course so it's fairly cheap. Well the short course is. I've never played the Executive Course.

I've also played Foxfire in Grove City (pretty nice course) and Cooks Creek (great course) among others. One of these days I'll get around to play Westchester Golf Course in Canal Winchester.

In my Pro-Walker stand bag:

Driver: Founders Club "The Judge" Graphite shaft (benched for bad play)
3-wood: 15* steel shaft
5 & 7-wood: Velocitized BBT Oversized Graphite Shaft Medium Flex 21* & 25*3-iron: Wilson Sam Snead Blue Ridge (benched for bad play)4-SW: Maker's Pride irons steel shaftsP...

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