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Thanks! Your breaking my heart man!! kidding. yea chances are that it probably didn't crack the pin. I just thought it was a little crazy that where the ball hit it was cracked.

First hole in one 7/12/2011 Crooked Tree Golf Course Mason, Oh #15 from the tips playing 165 hit a 9 iron Here's the crazy thing... Nothing but cup and actually cracked the bottom of the pin. It was so loud when it hit! We were actually taking pictures of the swings on the hole, too bad it wasn't a video!

i also hear nail polish works really well. Where can you get testors model paint?!

Anyone ever painted the lettering on your clubs and filled the numbers? I recently tried some enamel paint that said it would work on metal but not so much. Anyone have any tips? What to buy? Thanks

I went yesterday for the first round.. Followed dustin johnson an couples, couples kept talking about how much his hands were bothering him. Man can dustin johnson bomb it. Just watching how far he was outdriving couples and Stadler was amazing.

Thanks for the Feedback. We are actually going to Cape San Blas so thats definitely the closest course to us. We are planning on playing there like 3 times then going to play The Jack Nicklaus Course Bay Point Resort. For St. James we have a handful of bogo deals. More of a family trip and just sneaking away a few times to get a few rounds in. Thanks again. What did you like about the course>

Anyone ever played here?! Going on vacation shortly and just wondering how that course is.

So i got a 3h at the beginning of the season for the sole reason to go for par 5's in 2. I got a Adams A7os Stiff shaft thinking i would hit as long as i hit my 3 iron. Now i hit my 3 iron 250. After getting used to my 3h i somehow hit it 270. ill put it as far as peoples drives. So pretty much it has become my safe play off the tee. I really have total confidence in that club now but it took awhile to figure out how to swing it..

I feel like im the same way.. Ill go the front 9 and shoot a 2 over par, but then play the back and shoot 6-8 over. Like i was mcilroy choking under pressure. What ive honestly that found out that has helped me alot is working on putting. Another thing think about the courses you play. Think about how many holes you really need to pull the driver out. Now im a long driver, when i hit my driver straight atleast 295+. Now thats 50% of the time it goes in the fairway. So when your on the tee box think about what will keep you in play. Say 380 par 4 you hit something thats 230 your 150 out. For me anything from 150 in 90% sure hitting the green. So instead of wacking driver every hole. Hit 3 iron 3h something that you can hit consistently straight.

Ive always played the NXT tour. 29.99 dozen. I went into Dicks Sporting Goods and talked to the guy and have started playing TaylorMade Burner TP's they are 2 for 35 and feel exactly the same. Best deal around.

I almost hated playing tiger on just standard difficulty. Shooting like 58-63 every round. I started Tiger 12 at Tour Pro and at first it was hard, now that i reached the PGA Tour it's getting easier. I think im going to have to jump up to the next level. I hate winning every tournament. IMO it just makes the game less interesting when your demolishing the field.The game is sweet though. I like how they brought back sponsors.

I use golfnow.com if it's nice out on my days off twice a week. I save sooo much money from booking it online through them. Yesterday played a course if i would have just gone in it would have been 35 with cart. I booked online for 18. Monday played another course green fee's were 35 with cart at course, golfnow.com 14. I am fortunate enough to live in cincinnati an where we have atleast 20 courses that are on golfnow.com. Ive really never had any problems with them. The rewards points is pretty awesome. Ive had one or two issues to where i had to call into customer service an the experience was great. Really no complaints.

The thing with blades is there is not that much forgiveness. If you miss the sweet spot on the clubs you can lose anywhere from 10 yards to like 75 yards off the miss shot. Why they are recommened for lower handicapped players is because they have a repetative swing. They rarely ever miss the sweet spot. I've always played bladed clubs, with 7-pw i was on rarely missed the sweet spot. With 3-6 every once in awhile i would hit on the toe it and lose a significant amount of yards. So i recently got rid of my blades and picked up some Nike Pro Combos and i love them. I would highly recommend the VR Combo.