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I should have got these... http://cgi.ebay.com/GATOR-EXOTIC-FOO...ayphotohosting I have owned pretty much everybrand and I can wear either D or E... I dont feel THAT much of a difference IMHO

http://www.golfshoesonly.com/detail.aspx?ID=1160&type;=s 260 is the cheapest I can find outside of 3balls

wrentham outlets, wrentham MA my man... they have an ecco outlet, callaway/ashworth outlet, reebook that carries norman gear, and they also have a bobby jones store as for creases, I have not been able to stop that but it takes some time for that to happen to the shoe. I use shoe trees to try and keep the shape

impressive... one of those was beat to SHIT how was the turn around time?

not worth it in anyway... the only way I would spend two grand on a putter would be for a fully custom session in the bettinardi studio (studioB) for a flatstick made exactly for my stroke, height, weight preference, lie angle, ect etc

http://www.youtube.com/?v=NZZapv9KwaY not sure why it works on youtube but not here on the site

Are you serious!!!!!!! Did you see that hit by lucic he put him through the glass

so we have... FOX vs..... MSNBC, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, THE NEW YORK TIMES, LA TIME, THE BOSTON GLOBE hmm, yeah... but Fox is terrible

to be quite honest, this may sound harsh, but I am to selfish to be a socialist. many believe that this country was built with the blood, sweat, and tears of immigrants and I personally agree with this statement. my grandfather came here when he was 18, worked two full time jobs, raised his family, and never took a dime from the government. he loved this country with an intense passion, so much so that when he wanted to become a citizen he was forced to go to the korean war to get his citizenship. imagine that happening today? it just wouldnt happen in todays America. I work hard each and every day and take pride in what I do and what I earn. With that in mind I refuse to allow others to come to this country and live off the wealth of others. Todays immigrant is not the same of this countries past. I live right in the city and three miles from me is a great deal of poverty... They will never have the opportunity to enjoy the luxuries of life but... they get subsidized housing through welfare/section 8, food stamps, baby food and supplies through wic, subsidized access to public transportation, free healthcare through the state - ZERO copays on any visits, emergeny room visits, and perscriptions, free televison because it was determined that cable was an essential right to allow people to feel connected with society all on my dime...

they are as biased as MSNBC is for liberally biased news...

its really more based on your posture and how you naturally stand over a ball... its pretty important to get checked and if ordered through a manufacturer it is a free feature

I am always on the lookout for "cosmetic blemish" shoes... they are essentially the same and have MINOR differences, most of which are not noticable. When I said they were not the most comfortable shoes I didn't mean they were comfortable, they just arent on the same level as an Addidas Tour 360. The heel has four spikes which is traditionally a "cart" shoe. I own a pair of Ecco World Class GTX that I was lucky enough to find on sale at a local Ecco outlet. When they were installing the goretex lining it produced a faint blue line down the center of the heel, you really have to look at the shoe to see the line. Anyways, they were marked down to 150 form 399.99 I saw Bubba Watson wearing these at the Deutchse Bank a few years ago and instantly just fell in love. Just wanted to share a deal with my fellow brothers here on the sandtrap

if you are new to the game its more important to add a wedge to your bag to learn how to use them and the benefits of filling gaps in your bag. in time you'll learn the advantages of a forged wedge, varying groove designs, sole grinds, bounce settings etc etc etc but for now focus on getting those clubs in your bag. if money is an issue the adams set is the way to go IMHO http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/adams-...wedge-set.html you can't beat that deal for a NEW set of wegdes

WHAT A STEAL!!! http://www.3balls.com/product-productid/192448 what they have on the page is only what they have, I was able to buy their only pair of 9.5E white/orange inlay. these are serious shoes, not the most comfortable but a classy pair of shoes.

I'm interested in seeing these shots... I'm big into refinishing sticks and this could make me even poorer than I am

this series will be boring

Ive seen an all ireland at croke park... its a pretty intense game but there are aspects I dont like you cant really hit people, you can shoulder but cant extend the arms and you arent allowed to slash the handle part of the hurley when behind someone

it would be, you'll be hardpressed to find a circle T fastback for that price average is somewhere around 2500

best save of the season just happened.... ryan miller just absolutely made a gem of a save on david krejiji

www.tgw.com & www.3balls.com

its reduced my willingness to shell out 45 bucks for prov1s and ive stopped picking up some small, relatively useless accessories like fancy repair tools when all you need is something simple but im terms of rounds, hell no

I've heard nothing but NFL... I used to lke football but I have lost complete interest over the last year for no apparent reason.

My fellow coworkers and I were having a heated debate at lunch around this tricky topic. I said golf, but a majority of people I know (non golfers obviously) do not feel golf is a sport. SO besides golf, because that is the obvious answer, what is the most technically skilled sport in the world. My vote goes to hockey... skating is an intense skill at an elite level, combine that skill alone with the fact that you must be physical, be able to shoot, pass, have amazing vision and foresight, culminates into a number of high intensity skills all happening in a relatively short span of time. I think that hitting a baseball at MLB speeds is the single most difficult activity in sports but its a singular skill only. You can be overweight in baseball and still be a star, Ortiz and Fielder and good examples. Baseball players can also be specialists and its ok if you falter in some areas. Beyond 4th line NHL'ers hockey players are expected to excel in all aspects of the game - offensive zone, neutral zone, and defensively. Pitchers pitch and first baseman only play first base but defensemen score and forwards play great defense and at times they all play goalie.

I always pull for the Habs, but with center ice I will watch the bruins and the Habs mostly. But its the Habs all the way in 2008!

Im sticking with my 905 R until I see a steal pop up on 3balls