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After reading the post about a new driver or GPS and the fact I have been reading too much on all of the new drivers coming out... How long do the majority of golfers keep using a driver? I understand the argument of if it ain't broke... And I get the "want the latest and greatest"... But, I am looking for honest answers concerning tech advances and so on.

I got my email today, has anybody got the club yet?

If you love it, send it in to the custom shop and get it "pimped"!! (No disrespect to any actual pimps on this board.)

I like to read it about once or twice a year.

Welcome to the forum. I haven't played much in Indy. Would like to, but haven't yet.

Pretty good, I fell asleep before it came on. Thanks for posting.

Average 150, the max is 162.

When I have problems on the back I can usually point to one of a few problems. The last time the back hurt me was because my legs were shot. I played late in the day (walking), after a long day on my feet. I just had no legs left to play golf with.

I have read it many times. It calms and gets your mind right. I am do to read it again, and soon!

I want one. They are pretty damn neat, I don't care who you are.

welcome!!

Here is the thing about quitting, for me anyway. I chewed for a lot of years. I am 34 now, started in the 4th grade. Chewed most (95%) of those years. I quit once about 8 years ago for 2 years - 2 years with out any tobacco. One chew after hitting the bars and I was back full time. I quit Jan. 1, 2009 - for good. If you want to quit here is the secret. 1. You have to want to quit for you, not for anyone or for anything else. 2. You can not quit tobacco by using other forms of your favorite. 3. Tell everybody that you quit and not to let you bum. 4. Next to #1, the most important, Do Not Buy Any Tobacco.

I agree with this post entirely!

Chris Baker, former ISU golfer is from my hometown. Hello to you from Baker's hometown!

Northern Ireland