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Johnny1putt

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  2. I'll take Mallory and you can have Emily. Not that I would toss Emily out... but man... Mallory just does it for me.
  3. Yeah it was cool. Kinda weird for me with nothing on the line. I also am in another league with about 16 people in it. We all throw some $$$$ at the beginning and have payouts for each segment winner, and of course end of the year winner. I took home about $375 from that (1st place for the year and a 1st place for the spring session)... not bad for a $75 entry. The sand trap league was cool... but with nothing on the line.... meh.
  4. I don't believe in jinxes Considering there was 40 entrants in this "league"... I'm quite happy with 2nd place for the year.
  5. Since nobody else wants to talk fantasy trash... I'll say it again.... Groove Tube keeps on groovin' along!
  6. GrooveTube keeps groovin' along....
  7. It's all disgusting. Chew, cigarettes, cigars.... totally gross and serves no purpose.
  8. I am kinda surprised no one mentioned these factors. And it's cart for me... always. 1. The convenience factors...drink holders, scorecard/pencil right on the steering wheel...basket to hold towels, head covers, etc. 2. Probably the biggest reason I take cart only. The BS factor. I love to play fast. Me and my buddy will play 18 in about 2.5 hours and sometimes less. The BS factor is the ability to laugh, bust each others balls, etc... while in the cart. Walkers seem to be together on the tee box and sometimes walking together to their balls. But if one is way left and the other on the right... they split up. I've seen walkers on par 5 barely be together. I find the comeraderie of being in a cart way more fun. 3. Carts are faster. Don't give me the BS that walkers play just as fast. Can they? Perhaps. But I've yet to see 2 walker come thru us and yet we play thru people all the time. If we each bust a drive 230-250 yards out there... I can guarantee you my cart gets out there WAY faster than you walking. We play ready golf... we don't "cart hang". In other words.. if my ball is 230 out in the right rough... my buddy drops me.. goes to his ball that is 240 in the left center of the fairway. By the time I hit...I walk to where he is at and boom.. on our way.
  9. Oh a westsider.... Mentor here. And a trip to Erie to see Erik is highly recommended!
  10. I should come see you again for some tweaking. My driver game is shaky again and my bunker play is atrocious!!!!
  11. So what part of NE Ohio you from?
  12. OK, so the "old school' thought is that blades make it easier to work the ball. Nothing new there. Here's my question/thoughts. If we now know (via Trackman) that the difference between the path of the clubhead and the angle of the face is what creates the ballflight.... is it logical to say that the "old school" thought is untrue? In other words.... if I have for example.. a Mizuno MP33 7 iron in my hands...and my path is coming from 3 degrees inside the target line (or 3 degrees right of target) and the face angle is 2 degrees out... that should create a slight draw. Correct? Same path, face angle, etc... but a Mizuno game improvement iron this time (JPX 800) which is supposedly harder to "work"... does this produce the same draw? I guess the bottom line is I really want to know am I hampering my ability to draw/fade on command with a GI iron? Or is that hogwash? I know it's a little harder to flight the ball down due to the CG being lower... but I am referring to left/right movement. Hope this makes sense & I explained it correctly
  13. Yep. The one-prong thin plastic one. Best I ever used. Easily.
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