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Upload your videos to the following website and it has all the tools you need to analyse your swing just like the pros do. Otyhers will analyse your swing as well. I am waiting for some warm weather so I can do it with my swing. http://www.swingacademy.com/login.as...2fdefault.aspx Its free.

About 20 minutes south of World Woods is Seven Hills Country Club in Spring Hill. Its a nice course and a bargain. Pace of Play can be slow due to the number of Sr's.

At my home course you are a long hitter if you can hit it over the fence at the end of the range and carry the practice area that is on the other side. You are really long if you can get it over the fence with a 3-wood. The base of the fence is 245 yards from the Ts and the fence is about 60 feet high. There are only a couple of us at my course that hit it over and myself and one other are the only two I know of to carry it with a 3-wood. It has to be downwind to have any chance to get it with the 3-wood.

Mine would be a 50. I'm sure I have birdied each hole over the past year and I have made eagle on each of the 2 par 5s at least once in the past year as well. Course is a par 70. I play 40+ rounds a year.

My pet peeve is slow play. In particular my biggest pet peeve by far is the mixed group.....often oldsters.....who insists on playing split tees even though the men in the group absolutely suck. Lets face it there are alot of elderly people playing the game, more power to them, but if you can't advance the ball a reasonable distance (forward, not sideways) you have no business playing the middle or back tees while the lady's in your group play the fronts. Play from the fronts guys and speed it up.....better yet let people play thru and cut the attitude when people ask to play thru.

Definately Tiger. Who knows what some of these old guys could have done with modern drivers in their hands though.

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