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That sounds very good to me, especially if you can hit the ball well in terms of the MP-68. I've heard a lot of good things about the 910 woods, so go for it.

I think it's about time to start predicting who's gonna win the Masters. I wouldn't say I'm gonna go out on a limb, but I have to say Luke Donald. I pick him just because he has looked strong not only in the Match Play, but in all tournaments he has played so far. Another reason is that the course suits him. He has an erratic driver with his pull-hook, but you can get in trouble at Augusta and still come out(look at both Tiger and Phil). Either him or some other strong player right now like Kevin Na, Bill Haas, or Mark Wilson.

My first round was a 7:45 A.M. tee time on New Years' Day, the first round of the year at Eagle Mountain in Jacksonville, Florida. I shot an 87 which is my lowest 18 score ever. Hopefully, it's a good omen for golf for the rest of the year.

Rickie is my favorite player on tour right now. His style is cool, and can at least brighten up the golf course. Also his play, basing more on feel rather then technique, is a sign of a consistent golfer and he has proved that with his good play in the past year or so.

Mine(in recent memory)would have to be a chip I had on a par-3. I overshot the green, and there is water behind and right of the green. The is a mound, and I caught a good break and it is sitting about a foot away from the water. I play my favorite shot to hit on an up hill lie, and I smack straight down on the ball, without coming through, and it goes up, hits the pin and falls about a foot away, leaving a tap-in for par.

My best shot was a chip in on the opening hole for par.

Getting fitted is definitely preferred, but if you don't want to or can't, get a set of Diablo Edge irons. Now in terms of trying to hit it better if you don't have much skill, I would recommend the hybrids for the 3 and 4. The only thing about the hybrids is that if you draw it heavy or hit the occasional hook, the hybrids might amplify the draw(they did for me anyways).

Euro: Ian Poulter, just fun to watch and a Master of Twitter. American: Rickie Fowler, his feel style of play is amazing to look at and his clothing is very... unique, but I like it.

I've got a couple. Limestone Springs Capitol Hill(Judge Course) Hammock Beach(Ocean Course) Timiquana CC Ross Bridge(Front 9, but still incredible) In about a month I'm going to play Harbour Town Golf Links as well as the new Pete Dye designed Heron Point.