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I can agree to that. But what would you rather see a birdie fest or a US Open type masters? I still think that lengething the rough would make it plenty hard.

Did it feel ok when you hit it wrong?

I voted yes. I think it would be very exciting. What would Annika think if she did?

That is very impressive! It just goes to show you that knowing exactly where the flag is, is not that important! Drinks on you!

I have a 58* and I love it! It is very usefull when you shortside yourself. It also allows me to take a full swing in spots I normally couldent.

LOL those are good! Thanks

82! What happened! That is something I would Shoot!

Good luck!!!

On the next tee try to regroup yourself. It is not easy at all to do! But you have to remind yourself that you are not Tiger Woods and you are HUMAN! you will make mistakes! It is what you do after you make a mistake (do you pound your club or do you still make the game fun for your playing partners) that really sets you apart. REMEMBER THIS IS A GAME! I played once with my grandpa and on this perticular day I dont think he broke 150! You could tell he was frusterated! But he still congratulated me on a nice shot and almost never let his smile down. Never cussed. If he hit a bad shot (which there was plenty of) he would say fooyie and go to his ball. His attitude the whole round made it a round of golf I will never forget! Now that he has passed. That is one of the best memories I have of him. If you just walked off the green and made a 9 on a Par 3!! Remember that "what is done is done!" You cant change what you did 10 min. ago. Just accept it and make a birdie the next hole!

Glad to see Tiger coming around!

Only played one hole today. Due to rain. I made par though!

I dont know who said it but the old quote goes like this..."Even Monkeys learn by repition." GO HIT TONS OF RANGE BALLS! Also if you get the chanch go get a lesson. Explain to him that you are a new golfer and he can give you some really good advice. I am not a good golfer by any stretch but I have learned that the more range balls I hit or the more golf I play, I get better! Hope this helped!

It sound like you have some preety good stuff. I would suggest asking the guy who you got it from. He would most definatly know. It sounds like the stuff you have is something I want! As soon as you get the price figured out tell me and see we will see if we can figure it out!

Thats is excatly how I feel when I buy or even been giving a dozen Pro-V's. At almost $5 dollars a ball(with tax and all). Losing them is almost worth a funeral!

LOL!! I know what thats like!

That is prolly the best set you could get! They are very forgiving!!!!!!! Although I dont like Callaway ( it is personal ) they are really good clubs and look like they are in decent condition. I just bought a $700 set of Cleveland CG-4 so the price you are about to pay looks GOOD!

Nice work! I wish I could shoot 78 on a regular basis.

I like flap's idea.. just give it some rough and with the "Augusta Greens" hitting it in the lengething rough. It should be plenty hard.

Here is my question... If the same was offered to you on the PGA Tour would you take it? I would

MAN YOUR AWSOME! Thanks for the pics! Good shots too!

Yes she did produce when it came down to the punching time.

I have tried a belly putter and I went back after the first 2 rounds with it. It feels weird and if you roll it close and you make a grone sound, therefore causing air to come out, IT HURTS! All I was told to try to do is make a stroke like you are a pendulem on a big grandfather click.... hope this helps!

I think the one hit wonders are good for the t.v. but when it comes down to michael campbell or tiger woods, I am going to root for tiger every time... I mainly pull for Adam Scott or David Toms because they are my favirot players. but like I said I am going to pull for the Tiger, or Vijay, or Els (NEVER MICKELSON) to win before I pull for the no-names.

I shot a 82 on my country club. not to bad for a sunday afternoon.

Cool I just might try them.