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I expect a lot out of my golf ball, so I play the Snell My Tour Ball for the best performance I can get. 1. Jordan Spieth -9 2. Kevin Na -9 3. Bernd Wiesberger -9

I expect a lot out of my golf ball, so I play the Snell My Tour Ball for the best performance I can get. 1. Matt Kuchar -8 2. Andy Sullivan -8 3. John Daly -8

Ha, sorry, already have one. Had a golf off for it. I had the Palmer one, was 90% sure on Nicklaus but glad to see others confirm it. DIdn't get Kite or Weiskopf and wasn't clear on Maltbie. Definitely didn't see Stadler and I don't know who Rogers or Hulbert are. Thanks, for the help. It's pretty awesome and when I re-frame it I'll try and remember and post a pic.

I received these puppies in the mail today and had to share it. Monday actually works out to be perfect so I can stop and see some family in Charlotte over the weekend. Cannot wait to get there. Also, I need some help identifying signatures on this post card. My mom got it when I was in the womb and recently handed it down to me. I am thinking of grabbing a better frame to preserve it in.

I want to boost my game with Adipower Boost Dustin Johnson -10 Billy Horschel -10 Geoff Ogilvy -10

"I was B-Fit for Bridgestone B330-S golf balls" Jordan Spieth -18 Billy Horschel -18 Todd Hamilton -18

I want outrageous speed with a Callaway XR Driver ! Jordan Spieth -1 Lucas Bjerregaard -1 Tommy Fleetwood -1

If I Win I'll choose the Blue DTX to start my 2015 golf season with a PURE advantage! . Rory McIlroy -11 Hideki Matsuyama -12 Billy Horschel -12

"I want to win a Callaway Big Bertha Driver" . Graeme McDowell -12 Chris Hanson -10 Brendan Steele -12

Phil Mickelson +1 Kevin Na +1 Ted Potter, Jr +1

Luke Donald -10 Jonas Blixt -10 Roberto Castro -10

Looks like a new plaque may be needed. Wonderful pics. It's going to take me a day to get through them all. I just got my ticket in the mail Monday and can't wait to see it in person on Sunday!

Matt Kuchar -6 David Toms -6

Matt Kuchar -8 Darren Clarke -8

1. Tiger Woods -5 2. Steve Stricker -5 3. Tim Clark -5

Last year I made it a point to stop getting super angry at golf. This was after I witnessed a friend snap a 6 iron in half on his bag after chucking it towards his bag. I also lost a 3 wood in this manner. It's just golf after all. Since I decided this I have a hard time even trying to get mad on the course. Playing for money (small money in my case, that I could easily afford to lose) I find no point in getting too angry after a shot. Notice too angry. I'll still get mad for a few seconds or have a minor fit, but I won't throw clubs. I'll utter a few choice words if need be after a shot. Then, I take a nice deep breath, place my club back in the bag and ponder the best way to get out of the ****ing trouble I've put myself in. No use getting mad after a shot is hit. Anger will not cause the ball to move, nor will it allow me to hit it again. What is done is done. The best thing to do is get yourself back into the best position to make the best score possible. Edit: Swearing, yes I do it all the time. That is what I mean by a few choice words. I just don't shout them anymore. But it is hilarious when I hear a random **** or SHIT or GODDAMN MOTHER****ER on the course.

Martin Kaymer -9 K.J. Choi -9 Tim Clark -9

1.) Charl Schwartzel -6 2.) Shaun Micheel -6 3.) Kyle Stanley -6

I have grown to like the ones either on the side of or in the middle of the fairway as long as they are accurate. The blue, white, red stakes or half domes work well enough for me. The one thing I hate is hunting for the hundred yard marker. Basically anything accurate and easily findable. The best thing I've seen is two markers on either side of the fairway. When you make a straight line between them anything on that line is a straight line yardage to the center of the green. Simple and brilliant.

I've always liked "chirping" - on the green with a look at birdie; and "dancing" for when I get it on the green.

Woo! Nothing better than a free t-shirt. Thanks!

About 645,920 yards according to google maps. I've gone further but haven't personally driven the entire way; I was just a passenger and/or swapped driving. As far as golf goes, I have no idea. I've gotten on the middle of a green once on a straight away 312 yard par 4 with very dry fairways, but who knows how accurate the yardages were on the card. If I had to guess I'd say 290.

Uphill > Downhill Above feet > Below Feet

Came across this one on a golf forum. Quote: ...putt for doe... This one as well. Quote: ...just no closer to the whole...

I prefer 5 per tee shot. If it goes into the woods I look for as many balls as possible no matter how long it takes. I bring each one back to the fairway and hit every one. When one goes back into the woods I start that process over. Any leftovers at round's end I sell at the first tee from a lemonade stand I stole from children. Have fun playing behind me.