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Tiger is looking great this week. His drives and approach shots have been on point. I think his putting is the only thing that can hold him back. He's gotta start making those 10-15 footers and stop leaving those 1ft putts for 2/3 putts a hole.

I bought a net around 2 years ago and it has helped my swing a lot in the fall and early spring. When the courses around me aren't open yet, I pull out the net and start swinging. It's also great to use right before a round. A guy once told me that it is very important to hit a couple balls before each round. It gets the muscles loose and kind of reminds your muscles of what your going to be doing for the next couple of hours heh. The net has saved my swing through the winter and I plan of using it for a long time.

Stone Meadows on RT 115 near White Haven is a pretty decent course. (bit pricey) Thornhurst is worth the drive for the cheap price (10$ to play their 9 hole course all day) Wilkes-Barre Municipal Golf Club is good too. (wide fairways n decent greens) - twilight**

I've gotta say my most recent discovery has got to be Moosehead. I usually don't like Canadian beers but man does it taste good on a hot summer day. There's nothing like a crisp cold moosehead after a good round at the links.

Sounds like my last round of golf I think everyone has had a case of the f*ck its at one point or another. Golf is a love/hate thing for me .

Hey, I'm new here too. I just got my new set this winter. It's the Top Elite XL 13-piece starter set. It's basically got everything you need expect a sand wedge and/or any specialty clubs you'd like in your bag. It's a great starter set because I've seen a lot of different styles of play. It's a great buy if your starting up or dusting off the cob webs. The only down side would be the putter. It can be a bit odd at times in terms of size/weight/shape; but that's just my opinion. Let me know what club set you end up going with.