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At least 4 strokes for me. I am now playing a 16.9 or 17 handicap. If I go to a new course or one I have played only a couple of times I will shoot around 95-98 depending on the day.

I would say I enjoy myself on the course... I almost always go out alone, most of the time I get paired with strangers. I have learned to just roll with it and have fun. I play my own game and talk if they want to talk or stay quite if that is what they want. Slow play can be frustrating at times but getting all worked up about it will not solve the problem.

I just rolled my left ankle over a couple of hours ago... I was getting out of a tractor and stepped on a root, bam... rolled over quicker then I could react. I iced it immediately for about 30 minutes and popped 3 advil. I can walk on it but it is a little swollen. I hope I can still swing a club in a week or two.

The picture was removed ??? Don't know why Anyway I think Bob shot an 89 or 90

When you play golf as a single you never know who you will get paired with. Today I teed off alone but by the 3rd. hole I joined up with Bob, Danny, and Tom. Tom is a truck driver and his buddy Danny is a PG county police officer. Bob was playing with his partner. Bob is 86 years old, walks, and has a motorized push cart that looks as old as I am. Bob is from Maine and travels around in his motor home and plays golf :) Bob's partner rides along with the golf clubs in a little basket and has his own umbrella when it gets to hot.

I get all the chicks when I carry my 60

I finally got to play 18 between the rain storms. I hit the driver well, miss hit shots still went pretty straight and I had no slicing action. The course was soaked so all I had was carry distance with little to no roll. I did not take any gps range measurements but I would guess a carry of 230-240. The Prolaunch Platinum shaft in stiff seems like a good fit. I shot an 85, best score to date is an 83. I was only 5 over par for the first 8 holes and then doubled the par 5 9th with a miserable 5 wood pop up off the tee. I was not looking for a new driver but when I saw the 100.00 buy it now price for the head, shaft, wrench I could not pass it up. For now it has knocked the R7 Superquad out of the bag

It would be nice if they added a graphic telling us if the player is on the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd round along with how many holes they have played or have left to play.

Imagine that...

You can find a ton of putters on ebay but first you have to find something that is comfortable and fits your eye. What I did was go to a golf store and test out the putters. I really like the look and feel of the Yes Marylynne putter.

I tweaked my back last week and have not been able to get out with the FT-5 yet. I hit about a dozen trash balls into the woods and it seems like it has potential. BTW it is authentic. I got it for $100.00 with a Prolaunch Platinum shaft in stiff. came with the wrench, head cover and original box.

Sorry, your right, it is i-Mix...

Looking around on E-bay last night I ran across a used but almost perfect condition FT-5 (neutral), Pro launch platinum shaft, wrench, and head cover for a pretty low price. I could not resist... How do you guys like yours? I have been playing a R7 Superquad.

I play often on a course that has the 6th hole running parallel to a 4 lane road. It used to be linned with tree's untill the power company removed the all for some reason. A few weeks ago I was in the middle of my swing off the tee and someone blew the horn. I flinched and mis hit the ball. It is annoying but what can you do.

If you are looking at older models to save a little money... TM os2's 2005 are a good GI iron that you can work a little. The next step up would be the TM LT2 2005's that are easier to work but still a GI iron. I just moved up from OS2's to LT2's. I really liked both sets of irons.

TM burner, 2007-2008 models are nice.

I had the OS2's and they can be worked a little. Great clubs and I would recommend them to anyone getting started.

A few weeks ago I installed a 66 gram RED in my driver, x stiff, and it feels great to me. I was afraid it would feel like a broom stick in x stiff but it feel nice to me. I liked it so much that I purchased a 74 gram RED fairway shaft in stiff to try in my 3 wood.

I watched the video and the first thing that comes to mind.... OWNED Good job RHPM

I agree with the poster above. There are many older (3-5 years) sets that perform great in the 200 range on here and on Ebay it doesn't seem worth the effort. I just purchased a very nice set of Taylormade LT2's in great condition for $215 shipped.

It's the new you.... you did it! If you do it once you can do it again !

So I went out front to hit a couple of driver shots and I hit a pretty good slice, then about 120 yards out the ball changes direction and starts hooking !!! It was the coolest ball flight I had ever seen. I assume the ball was cracked or something since I was hitting used "hit away balls"

That is awesome! 92 is great for your first year

46 here and love to walk with a Clic Gear push cart. I get paired with carts all the time and usually I am faster. It is great walking up to your ball with all you clubs. You can determine the lie and choose the correct club without having to grab half the bag off the cart. Plus you will sleep like a baby that night

Got it... I also keep my scores on: http://www.mobilegolfstats.com/ that screen image was from that site.