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I've ordered from them, no problems at all.

Interval training, running hills, backcountry snowboarding (this kicks my butt), weights, powerlifting and yoga. I started working out when I was 15, and have had a gym membership ever since. I really don't find golf to be tiring at all.

I have the Nickent 3DX RC Hybrid/Iron set, and I really like it... but then I am a noob.

2008 Jeep JK Rubicon Unlimited - Mine... 2007 Acura CSX Type S - Wife's, but I drive it as much as I can. FUN FUN car.

My wife and I went to a 9 hole par 3 with the kids. It was a LOT of fun, i forgot to keep score after the 3rd hole though lol. We were done in just over 90 minutes. A couple of things, we let one pair play through, but there was still a pair right behind us. We were not slow playing by any means, but I don't think they allowed enough time between our foursome (with 2 kids) and the people behind. The guy would just stand at the tee box and glare. He waited on maybe 2 holes for 3-4 minutes. It was irritating trying to rush play. At what point would you ask him to play through? A couple of rules we played by.. Best ball until the green. Maximum double bogey. If you don't get it in 5, pick up the ball.

This situation is where something like Sortagolf makes sense.

I'm like that with anything I order...

Now there's a good company...

Agreed, this is how lifetime customers are made... they may just do it. I have seen this type of service with the reputable snowboard companies, on a case by case basis.

Apparently, Kim Jong Il got 5 aces the first time he golfed... lol I wonder what the statistical probability is of seeing 2 aces in a row.

In my opinion, once you hit a certain handicap, say 20 or so, you should definitely be following the rules precisely. But a relaxed set of rules to play by for beginners and kids can still keep the game enjoyable and prevent slow play. I don't like "Any found ball is yours" though.

Good for beginners (like me) and kids, mainly to speed up the game.

To not embarrass myself at corporate golf events... during the game.

My son and I used the "short distance" foam balls. They are OK, but only lat about 10-15 hits. At around $1 a piece that's not too bad I guess.

They put those on sale after I bought mine from rock bottom golf on eBay... lol. You can probably get that same set in graphite/steel for ~$100 or in graphite for ~$140 from Rock Bottom Golf's eBay store. I am very impressed with them, they shipped next day air to Canada.