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4 SandbaggerAbout Fraser

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- Birthday 12/01/1983
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Any Other Scotty Cameron Enthusiast/Collectors?
Fraser replied to Fraser's topic in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting
Definitely...just look on eBay... For each headcover release there are often a limited number (maybe 100, 10 or even 1) that have a slight difference and those are incredibly valuable amongst collectors. For a general release headcover (such as for one of the majors) that's new in the bag you're easily looking at anywhere from $85 to $200. For the 1/1, 1/10 etc. and the Tour headcovers you can easily be into the four figure range. If you're looking to offload I'd be happy to consider any! 🙂 -
Fraser started following Some Guidance on New Iron Purchase… and Any Other Scotty Cameron Enthusiast/Collectors?
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In the last few months I've started to get more into collecting Scotty Cameron stuff...I've been primarily limiting myself to headcovers and the odd (non-Circle T!) club. I'm more of a fan of the late 1990s/early 2000s clubs though and back in the late 2000s I bought a Pro Platinum Laguna off eBay that had been lightly customized by the previous owner. For years I gamed it with a 2004 British Open headcover...being a Brit and a fan of Scottish Terriers the design was hard to resist. I had long yearned for a limited edition Sterling and Stainless but couldn't justify dropping the best
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Unfortunately I'm already travelling elsewhere in the country, otherwise I'd be sorely tempted. RNK is a skip from RIC airport...
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Funny to see this place on here... I lived in Richmond for almost 10yrs up to 2014 and played this course quite a bit until I moved to NY as it was my regular playing partner's favourite area course. Has some nice interesting holes and I certainly wouldn't classify it as hard. For a woodland course it does incorporate some links-esque feeling on some holes rather well! Within a few miles of Royal New Kent there are several other courses of similar style; Brickshire and Viniterra being the closest. The local CBS TV station in Richmond had a screaming deal each year where for $150
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PW, SW and 60 here. I barely use my 60 degree wedge...I don't think I've used it once this year other than at the range.
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Former participant back again after a few years break... So I'm trying to find the wood from the trees here, if you'll pardon the pun....I've had the same Mizuno T-Zoid Titanium Insert irons since about 1999...yes, 1999. They're graphite shaft, which caused much amusement from the staff at my PGA Superstore when one of the shafts broke and I had to get it replaced. I hit them rather well and with fairly solid distance, about 150yrds for an 8 iron, 170yrds for 7 iron for example. However, I can't help but feel I may be losing something from my game by not bringing my clubs into, literally,
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Denver Airport...ok, so the artwork is weird but the whole thing is god for a giggle!
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Coupling was extremely well written. Friends (which I liked) was practically Sesame Street in comparison. Arrested Development falls into the genius category for me too. I try to watch mainstream American sitcoms (Big Bang Theory et. al.) but just don't get along with them.
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This seems golf appropriate, Nick Watney's wife, Amber. Blimey...
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Good call on Alison Brie, I love her character in Mad Men too: [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/WwdbChp.png[/IMG] New nomination, from BBC's "Call The Midwife", Jessica Raine: [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/NXzhGtI.png[/IMG]
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The Best (worst) Spelling and Grammar Errors Thread
Fraser replied to dak4n6's topic in The Grill Room
Maybe it's just me but I notice that more and more people are using "your" when they mean "you're", it's frankly embarrassing. -
Thanks! Funnily enough since posting in this thread I've decided to sell it! :) I was considering a CL65 AMG last year that had wheels that had been painted black by the current owner. It's all a matter of taste but it looked fuggin' awful IMO! Stock: Messed up:
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The Best (worst) Spelling and Grammar Errors Thread
Fraser replied to dak4n6's topic in The Grill Room
Talking of hashtags, I read in December that Susan Boyle (weird, Scottish spinster singer) had a new album out at the end of last year and to promote it her PR team tried spreading the hashtag #susanalbumparty Oops. -
500bhp, 590lb/ft torque, two turbos, V12....bring on the Porsche 911s :)