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I also agree that it's bad sportsmanship. I don'T care about HDCP but the people working there are probably looking everywhere for your card thinking they might have lost it. They probably wasted ½ hour going through the pile of cards thinking that they miss it. Come man, you play, post your score and be it. Tournament are usually harder, pin placement, rough, green are faster, etc...

The Red X2 has a straight, no-offset shaft that is positioned just back of center. It also has a really nice sound. It is a face balance putter. I have been playing it for 3 years and just love it...

We go every year in May (long week-end) to Boyne Mountain (Michigan). It is a 8 hour drive but really worth it. Usually 7 rounds in 4 days but this year we played 9 rounds in 5 days... It is golf, golf and more golf... a bit of poker at night.

One thing you guys didn't mention (especially for high hdcp) is the line to aim. Players should find a line (aim) where there is the least trouble that could happen. If you fade aim right if the trouble is on the left... etc... I see too many players aim at the pin, flag is in the front I will use less club... No use a club to get you in the middle of the green, if you mishit a bit you will be in the front of the green, more room for error. If flag is in the front your error should be deep and if flag is deep error should be short. It is surprising how many strokes you cut by thinking the game. If you play with a better player ask him what shot to hit to try to learn the strategy of golf. If you miss a shot play for bogey, nothing wrong with that. Cut the doudle bogeys and hdcp goes down fast.

Ask how much a round cost and that might give you an idea. Also, it depends how nice he is. Some of the caddies are awesome and they also caddie for weaker player on a regular basis. He might also give you some tips if you are opened to this. Good luck and enjoy the round.

I use 2 hybrid. A 2 (16°) and a 4 (23°). I use them from the rough, off the tee and sometime in fairway bunker. Driver is a 9.5° and 3 wood is 13°.... I really like this set-up and not many holes... Good luck with your decision. PS: I have the Taylor Made Dual TP hybrid... awesome.

Four years ago I had the same problem. I went to graphite shaft (in my irons) and never had any problems after. The pain is usually in the left elbow (right handed). It comes from the vibration of the club when you hit the ground. It follows up the shaft and into the top hand on the club (left arm). I play 80+ round per year and the graphite shaft did the trick... Good luck...

I usually buy Pro V1 (mint but used and preferably no logo). I also buy some new one (Pro V1) when I find them on sale... Like somebody said, I spend so much money on equipment, membership and green fees, balls are just part of it....

I wear prescription sunglasses all the time. I just see the ball better (where it lands...lol) and it protects my eyes. Even when it is cloudy I still wear them...

Mike Weir....

I had the same problem and graphite shaft fix everything. The other problem is that it is early in the year and will get worse as the course will be dryer and harder... try to correct this as fast as possible before the summer and heat...

Riding all the time... I don't golf to get in shape but to relax... To stay fit I play basketball, and other sports... 38 rounds.... I will not golf for another month...

I've own 3 cart bag. The one I use now is the Sun Mountain C130 and if I change I will buy another one. Not to big but still lots of room, 14 individual slot, nice cooler pocket and I like the way the cart strap passes through the front of the bag to hold it tight. For me, the best bag on the market!

Raptors... but I also love Nash.

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