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Zapticon

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  1. I recently ordered two Cleveland Launcher fairway woods (3 and 5) and was wondering if anyone had this or had tried it out? Haven't tried it myself, so I'm pretty excited to try i when it arrives. Regular flex on both of the clubs. Make me happy about my purchase!
  2. I've just ordered he Nike Sasquatch Tour stand bag and can't wait for it to get here. I ordered it from www.golfonline.co.uk for a great price, about 70 euros. But I don't know if it will be as cheap for you, I live in Norway, and the shipping cost about 15 euros. Here are some cheap ones as well: http://www.bizrate.com/golfgifts_equ...+golf+bag.html
  3. Great, I'll get some shots of my swing tomorrow maybe! Nice offer you're having, and for free as well :)
  4. I totally agree with you saying that you should expect to make every put. If you have a negative mind when standing over the putt, you almost certainly won't make it either, is that what you want? No, you of course want the ball to go in. But if you expect every put to go in, you also have to be aware of the fact that you really don't make every put, but to believe that you can when standing over that 50ft put, that's important. Funny story about Nicklaus Brakkus, and he must have a brilliant psyke. I guess he knew he did not make that 5ft put on the 18th hole, but he made himself forget it and keep saying that he always make those putts, because if you're about to put, and that doubt pops in your head, you're screwed. This may be going of topic but I just want to use Tiger Woods as an example. After making a bad stroke, he takes 10 steps, and then he has forgot about it. That's the kind of mind I really envy, cause I find myself in situations where I really doubt that I will hit a good stroke. Why? Cause I can't focuse having a bad stroke in mind. So I would recommend all of you to expect to make every put you make, and try to forget the fact that you really don't :P. It' really tricky actually.
  5. Congratz man! Must have been awesome. I really want one myself :P Was pretty close here one day actually. A short par 3 (108 yards, used my 52 degree wedge). The ball landed about 2 or 3 meters passed the hole, and then the backspin kicked in, but didn't go far enough :(. The line was perfect though. So I just imagined if the green was cut a little lower, or if it hadn't been so wet it may had gone in. Should maybe have used a ProV1 as well, used a Nike One Tour. But congratz again!
  6. Hi! At the time I work at a touristinformation office, but in the autumn I will be going back to school.
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