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Canadian Rockers - Sloan

Agreed. I had a similar problem with Walking Dead.: clean shaven men, haircut/groomed, etc. I know, I know it's entertainment but I think about these things as well and can't get past them. Gotta have the reality check.

Like the one Fairway Wood, one Hybrid setup. I've gone to a four-wood, four-hybrid for my "distance" clubs. Keep it simple!

Like the four-wood & seven-wood combo!

Heavy Psych, Krautrock... Titán - " Aufruf Der Pilz " from their 2007 Tee Pee Records album A Raining Sun Of Light & Love For You & You & You

colin007, The Goldbergs TV Show is awesome. Brilliant slice of life and 80s culture. Characters are well cast, parts well written, and well played by the actors. "Big Tasty" is priceless.

Interesting Radiohead cover version by the young lady on the ukulele - it works.

Old School. Legend.

Blackwidow Widowmaker Black/Black grips for my irons.

---------------------- | 51°, 57°, 64° | ---------------------- | P, 9, 8 | 7, 6, 5 | ---------------------- | 23°H, 4-W, Dr. | ---------------------- \Putter/

And Geezer has an awesome fuzz tone with envelope filter on the bass on this classic. Black Sabbath - N.I.B.

Love the envelope filter on the guitar... Blue Öyster Cult - E.T.I. (Extra Terraestrial Intelligence).

Just like WUTiger I've gone with 4-wood & 7-wood combo. Works good for me. 4-wood is easy to hit off fairway and has plenty of distance for my "longest club" from the deck. The 7-wood is a great rescue club, long par three weapon, and fairway friendly.

A dozen Srixon Z Star SL golf balls and a Slazenger dri-fit shirt.

Anyone seen this wedge (extra super flop wedge -Feel 73°) [url]http://www.golfdigest.com/blogs/the-loop/2012/09/feel-golf-introduces-conformin.html[/url]

Ping G20 4-wood(16.5°) and 7-wood (21°) are staples in my bag. These two cover my "long game from the fairway" and they work well off the tee as well. I'll use the 4-wood on shorter and narrower par 4s and the 7-wood on longer par 3s. Versatile, easy to hit and surprisingly long when needed.

I've got a 64° and can hit it about 45-50 max. One thing I will say is that it will get the up and up and up. And it will land soft dead on a dime. I typically use it closer to the green for flops and super-flops or to get out of really really deep bunkers.

En Français [video]http://youtu.be/MsXknE8LOEI[\video]

My morning run first track : : : [video]http://youtu.be/-7bsZUg_t94[\video]

I cut my teeth learning to play Cream songs: Disraeli Gears & Wheels of Fire... Power Trio at its best.

I like it. Have you heard The Vaccines? [video]http://youtu.be/Nl3JHUKnxZU[\video]

I've got the PING G20 4-wood like arturo28mx. I also have the 7-wood. I really like these clubs and for me this wood combo works very well. WUTiger was talking about the idea of 3/5 or 4/7 combos at a demo day. I think these are two logical setups but not everyone may agree. Also, there are many factors to consider depending on what an individual really needs, how they play the game, their level of comfort, etc. Nowadays you really have to look at the clubs individually (specifics) because what one manufacturer calls a 3 could very well be a 4 or even a 5 by another. The PING G20 4-wood is 16.5° and the 7-wood is 21°. The gaps between for me are no problem because I use them for different purposes. Both clubs are versatile, but the 7-wood comes into play as my fairway club often. The 4-wood is great for the long shots (180+). I can use the 7-wood for anything from 150 trouble shots, fairway bunkers, long par threes, and just about anything else. Point being, find what works for you. It very well may work for you to bag a four wood. Hope this helps. -George-

Amazingly pure talent. Strength, balance, flexibility, and innocence that you don't see much of today. Thanks!

Saxophone Rock Riff. Top of them all boys... Benjamin Bossi's dark, sexy, slightly dangerous and undoubtably hip riff. [video]http://youtu.be/ezIa9luyF0g[\video]