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I've seen that before and it is unbelievable. What a nut job.

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What an idiot! Jeez man. That was right down the middle with a slight cut.
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I've never seen that before. If only the ball had been a little higher (say, about 3 feet), Darwin would have had his say once again.

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I've never seen that before. If only the ball had been a little higher (say, about 3 feet), Darwin would have had his say once again.

LOL

Jeff

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Cool dimples!

I got hit in the back of the neck on a drive when I was in high school during a tournament. It was right on the fly. I just staggered a little...didn't drop my clubs or anything! To make things worse, I had a huge zit right in the middle of where it hit which made it much more painful.

But then doesn't everybody have that story...probably half the people here at least.

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