-b-rian

I would move in to a nice upper class strip club and start my own "Viagra Delivery" business.

Spent the day watching UNLV blow out Arizona in college basketball, then after the game we cruised across town and watched Arizona roll in the Las Vegas Bowl. It was a good way to spend my bday weekend a few weeks ago. On a side note, it wasnt a bowl game but shouldve been. I was in attendance for the OU/Texas game back in October. Its so unfair to call it a "neutral" field as the stadium is located in Texas and about 85000 of the 95000 in attendance were Longhorn Fans.

Does marriage count as a sport? haha

Lets go C-H-A-R-G-E-R-S-!!!!!!!!!!!!

i wear my polarized arnettes everywhere and on the course, i dont have any problems. the only suggestion i have is that you definately spend the couple extra $$'s and get a "polarized" lens. its seriously the difference between night and day and blocks the hell out of the sun allowing you to, like the others said, "keep your eyes wide open during the brightest of days". arnette rage "polarized" this looks like a great deal, since i paid $110 in 2002 for mine

a friend of mine is all about his new hibore XL. he got it online new for around $140-170 shipped, i cant remember the exact number. he says its super forgiving and really likes it. it may be something to look into.

so heres the deal, ive decided to piss my $600 stimulus check away on a new set of steel irons. ive hit and tested numerous irons over the past 2 months and the ones that feel the best to me, and seem to fit my style of play are the new 08 big bertha's , and x-20 tours . im still gonna have to come out of pocket a few dollars for either set which i dont mind, but my question is... is either set "better" or will it hold more value over the other? as of right now im 75% sure im gonna go with the BB's cause they feel just slightly more forgiving and i get no play in the shaft once i make contact. any opinion, or has anybody tried or played both? im aware that the majority of you guys/girls are gonna say "its your game, get what feels best" but im just looking for somebody else opinion and feedback. thanks in advance

props for posting as well. im in las vegas and most rangers/marshalls out here finish there days up around 3/4pm. in the summer out here, 3,4,5pm are the hottest hours of the day (temps of 110-115) and not many wanna go out and play a round in that oven.

i would agree with some of the others that you were a little out of line. for me, golfs always been about relaxing and just chilling out. even if a "quick 9" takes me 3 hours, its still better then being at home with a pms'ing girlfriend thats yelling at you for drinking the last mountain dew in the house even though she doesnt drink soda if it were me and i were in a cart solo from the others i was playing with (you said you joined up) i would have just separated from them, and passed the guys in front of you. at the rate of play described from them, im sure there wasnt anybody on the hole in front of them and you couldve shot ahead with little or no complaining at all. now if youll excuse me, im gonna go figure out what else my girl doesnt want me to eat/drink, then consume it

i used a TM rossa once for one round and i didnt care for it mainly cause i like to use a 33 and my friend was trying to sell me on his 35. no bite. scotty 2 hotties are expensive, and have been since tiger won with it years ago. tigers dominance + titleist name x beautiful craftsmanship = good lawd dats alotta moneys!! i have a new studio select and wouldnt trade it for the world though. the look, the feel, the grip and craftsmanship is awesome. i will enjoy owning and playing, and practicing with this thing for years to come.

thanks for the heads up, and good site. their prices seem pretty reasonable.

Does anybody know of a golf shop online that has a decent selection of left handed clubs and is reasonably priced? It seems each store i check out online has what im looking for on their site, but not in there inventory. Thanks in advance for the help guys/girls. Mods, feel free to move if ive posted in the wrong section.

sometime around december paiute has actually done a great job of keeping their course in shape but they raised the prices for out of towners and locals as well. gone are the days of $100 greens fees, now theyve raised them around $150/160

silverstone, tuscany, and both revere courses (anthem country club) are all pretty sweet courses with crazy layouts and insane views of the valley and communities. all of them stay in great shape throughout the year and the facilities are up to par. i think they all stay in the ballpark of $100-120, with revere possibly a couple bucks more cause its located in a suburb called "anthem" which one of the towns more exclusive neighborhoods. you be the judge: silverstone golf club tuscany golf club revere golf club if you want anymore help pm me or drop me an email brian_dornbush@yahoo.com

my buddy just bought a brand new set of wilsons from golf warehouse. they look and feel and play very well. im not a terribly big fan of hybrids, but their alright. the big 460 driver is very forgiving. you could prob just ebay the bag and putter if your content with your previous ones. heres the link wilson ultra's

ping hoofer 2, but i think its just about time to upgrade to a vantage.

80% of the courses out here have greens fees between $90-140 during their peak hours. twilight hours start about 2pm, and typical rates go for $35-50, with club rentals ranging from $25-60 depending on the course. i prefer to play in the afternoon around 2/3pm. its not terribly busy, and i can have the rest of day and the course to myself and take my time. if your staying at a hotel, talk to the guys at the bell desk. as a former bellman a few years back, we used to cut deals with courses in town for a few bucks less.

former security manager for las vegas' best nightclub, now a corrections officer.