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Played in a tournament last week: free beer all day, free cigars, free entry - then afterwards more free beer and a 3200 lb. crawfish boil. I bet they must have piled 3 pounds of mud bugs on my tray - it was amazing. If anybody ever has a chance to play in a Louisiana Crane Co. golf tournament - do it. :banana:

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I went to the golf club literally 3 minutes from my house last night to play 9 holes at 5 pm.

 

Kid I went to high school with is the assistant club pro and he let us golf for free with a gas cart and he also said any tuesday we wanted to, we could come and play for free.

 

beat that. :banana:

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I went to the golf club literally 3 minutes from my house last night to play 9 holes at 5 pm.

 

Kid I went to high school with is the assistant club pro and he let us golf for free with a gas cart and he also said any tuesday we wanted to, we could come and play for free.

 

beat that. :banana:

 

I played at a place in Florida in November last year where they gave us a free hot dog if we bought a beer :lol:

 

Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

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I went to the golf club literally 3 minutes from my house last night to play 9 holes at 5 pm.

 

Kid I went to high school with is the assistant club pro and he let us golf for free with a gas cart and he also said any tuesday we wanted to, we could come and play for free.

 

beat that. :banana:

I have a membership at a country club that my parents pay for 20 minutes away where I can golf free with a cart anytime I want. Oh yeah, and food's on them too. :lol:

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I have a membership at a country club that my parents pay for 20 minutes away where I can golf free with a cart anytime I want. Oh yeah, and food's on them too. :clap:

 

paradoxical = Toro ? :o

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I went to the golf club literally 3 minutes from my house last night to play 9 holes at 5 pm.

 

Kid I went to high school with is the assistant club pro and he let us golf for free with a gas cart and he also said any tuesday we wanted to, we could come and play for free.

 

beat that. :clap:

I've gotten in a combined sixteen 18-hole rounds so far this month. By the end of the month I will have 19.5 rounds - OnWED! :o

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Oh yeah? I got to play in a charity tourney last week in which I paid a lot of money, then afterwards they had an auction where I spent a LOT of money. Beat that! :clap:

 

Also, for those of you who remember the taylor made rescue dual thread, it was SHWEEET!

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Also, for those of you who remember the taylor made rescue dual thread, it was SHWEEET!

 

:clap:

 

I played Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The Rescue Dual was dead on every day!

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I've gotten in a combined sixteen 18-hole rounds so far this month. By the end of the month I will have 19.5 rounds - OnWED! :huh:

 

You pay for them. :lol:

 

:(

 

I played Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The Rescue Dual was dead on every day!

 

I love the dual 22 degree.

 

I used it 3 times last night, even once off the tee. Awesome club. thanks for anyone that suggested it. :wub:

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You pay for them. :thumbsdown:

I have a membership - so I'm guessing I pay for only part of them. But give me paying for part of nearly 20 rounds opposed to a couple free ones. :wall:

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Played 36 this past saturday. Shot pretty well on the middle 18....actually hit the ball well all day...putting still sucks. :thumbsdown:

 

Smallish greens that were rock hard...but longer on the grass...so you could not get much to check up...but they were very slow for putting...and I hate slow greens.

 

The Ping G2, 3 wood, and both rescues were rocking though. Putting the ball very nicely in play each hole really...rarely getting into trouble. Some decent approach shots and the 7 iron was working it well.

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oh and I got my 1st career Birdie last night on a 330 yard downhill par 4. I hit the rescue club about 275 and then chipped a sand wedge to within 3 feet. :thumbsdown:

 

Downhill and it was very windy.

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My 20 handicap-ass played Monday in a Chamber of Commerce scramble and finished +2 with 3 guys that didn't know which end of the club to hold.

My 2nd time out - those batsages were heavy.

 

Beat that!

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does the rescue take the place of fairway woods?

 

Some can.

 

I have the 19 degree and 22 degree Taylor Made Rescue Mid.

 

The 22 is really between my 3 and 4 iron in distance and has basically replace them. The 19 is just a bit more than my 3 iron and if really hit well will be up there with or above a 5 wood as well.

 

I can swing much more agressively with them than the long irons and get a higher ball flight than a 3 iron or 5 wood.

 

I had a 16 degree for a while but did not get a good feel for it and sold it.

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Some can.

 

I have the 19 degree and 22 degree Taylor Made Rescue Mid.

 

The 22 is really between my 3 and 4 iron in distance and has basically replace them. The 19 is just a bit more than my 3 iron and if really hit well will be up there with or above a 5 wood as well.

 

I can swing much more agressively with them than the long irons and get a higher ball flight than a 3 iron or 5 wood.

 

I had a 16 degree for a while but did not get a good feel for it and sold it.

 

 

well I just bought a set of taylor made rac ht irons, which are supposed to give higher longer ball flight, and I hit my 3 and 4 iron pretty well witht eh ping eye 2, that I used to have, I guess I'll have to hit them to see if the rescue is a club i could use

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I need a new 3 wood. Anyone here hit the Nike Ignite T60, Great Big Bertha II or anything else in that $150 price range?

 

I hit a Ping G2 that I picked up for $150 used at a golf galaxy.

 

Check Ebay...find a driver you like the feel of...do not worry as much about which kind...and either find one with a good shaft in it...or get a good shaft put in it. (and have someone analyze your swing to help pick the right shaft too).

 

 

Wait...I missed the 3 wood part.

 

What are you looking for out of the 3 wood? Something for off the tee? Fairways?

 

I love Callaway fairway woods. Love the Steelhead III, and now love the Steelhead Plus that I am playing now. Steel shaft is my preference in those (cannot recall which shaft I even have in mine now).

 

I have not hit the GBBII. I had a Great Big Bertha 3 that I hit for a while...was good off of the tee, but terrible for in the fairways. (though rarely do I even need to hit the 3 off of the fairways and go at greens except in scrambles).

 

The steelhead III was probably my favorite all around. Hit well off the tee and off the turf.

 

Oh...and the steelhead plus can be found pretty cheap on ebay...or at CallawayPreOwned.com Steelhead IIIs are a bit more...but very good clubs. Got me Steelhead plus off of ebay for $60 lightly used. Have had good luck with a vendor on there...globalgolfusa

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Wait...I missed the 3 wood part.

 

What are you looking for out of the 3 wood? Something for off the tee? Fairways?

 

I love Callaway fairway woods. Love the Steelhead III, and now love the Steelhead Plus that I am playing now. Steel shaft is my preference in those (cannot recall which shaft I even have in mine now).

 

I have not hit the GBBII. I had a Great Big Bertha 3 that I hit for a while...was good off of the tee, but terrible for in the fairways. (though rarely do I even need to hit the 3 off of the fairways and go at greens except in scrambles).

 

The steelhead III was probably my favorite all around. Hit well off the tee and off the turf.

 

Oh...and the steelhead plus can be found pretty cheap on ebay...or at CallawayPreOwned.com Steelhead IIIs are a bit more...but very good clubs. Got me Steelhead plus off of ebay for $60 lightly used. Have had good luck with a vendor on there...globalgolfusa

 

Mostly off the tee. I have a couple hybrids I use off the fairway...or rough. :lol:

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I have no experience with the Nike or the GBBII. Im my experience though Callaway Fairway woods feel the best and perform the best for me. Have been hearing good things about the newer Cobra woods too though.

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I have had 2 holes in one and I still suck!! :lol:

 

Beat that

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I have had 2 holes in one and I still suck!! :cheers:

 

Beat that

Having a cack in your ass and your mouth at the same time is not the topic of this thread.

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Having a cack in your ass and your mouth at the same time is not the topic of this thread.

:lol: :D :cheers:

 

Don't believe me, huh?

 

About the GOLF, not the other.. :mad:

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:lol: :D :cheers:

 

Don't believe me, huh?

 

About the GOLF, not the other.. :mad:

Time the windmill fans just right?

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:cheers:

Here's your shot Tiger. Detail each hole: length, club used, ball flight, how it went in, drinks you bought, etc.

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Here's your shot Tiger. Detail each hole: length, club used, ball flight, how it went in, drinks you bought, etc.

Fine.

 

1st - About 7-10 th time ever played. Antelope Greens, Antelope, Ca

6th hole 128 yrds, 9 iron, very nice ball flight, pin high, bounced once hit a rock on the fringe, rolled in.

 

2nd - Roseville Rolling Green GC, Granite Bay, CA,about 5 years ago, hole #2 , 130 yards, PW.

Slightly bladed, Blue flag (back of green), Bounced a couple of times, pretty much dead on straight.

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Fine.

 

1st - About 7-10 th time ever played. Antelope Greens, Antelope, Ca

6th hole 128 yrds, 9 iron, very nice ball flight, pin high, bounced once hit a rock on the fringe, rolled in.

 

2nd - Roseville Rolling Green GC, Granite Bay, CA,about 5 years ago, hole #2 , 130 yards, PW.

Slightly bladed, Blue flag (back of green), Bounced a couple of times, pretty much dead on straight.

You forgot to describe the drinks you bought.

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I have had 2 holes in one and I still suck!! :banana:

 

Beat that

 

 

I've always been a major hacker and just lately have been more consistent.

 

3 weeks ago I hit it within 10 feet on a 170 yard uphill par 3 and missed the putt huge downhill from left to right. Closest I've ever been on a par 3 and as mentioned earlier, got my 1st ever birdie yesterday on a par 4

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I've always been a major hacker and just lately have been more consistent.

 

3 weeks ago I hit it within 10 feet on a 170 yard uphill par 3 and missed the putt huge downhill from left to right. Closest I've ever been on a par 3 and as mentioned earlier, got my 1st ever birdie yesterday on a par 4

 

 

:banana:

 

Best feeling in the world, huh? :huh:

 

You forgot to describe the drinks you bought.

 

1st hole in one: Didn't buy sh!t. I usually have about 7-8 coors lights in my bag

2nd: Was at the course I was a member at, so we get $100.00 bar credit.

Everyone in the club gets some :huh:

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1st hole in one: Didn't buy sh!t. I usually have about 7-8 coors lights in my bag

2nd: Was at the course I was a member at, so we get $100.00 bar credit.

Everyone in the club gets some :banana:

You sound like Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack, without the money or good looks.

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You sound like Rodney Dangerfield in Caddyshack, without the money or good looks.

How many aces do YOU have?

MrImbetterthanyou :banana:

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How many aces do YOU have?

MrImbetterthanyou <_<

Zero. And I played in HS and college, and continue to into my old age. Hence my slight suspicion of your two aces for someone who allegedly sucks. Yet belongs to a club. And hits a PW from 130.

 

I'm sticking with the windmill timing. :thumbsup:

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Zero. And I played in HS and college, and continue to into my old age. Hence my slight suspicion of your two aces for someone who allegedly sucks. Yet belongs to a club. And hits a PW from 130.

 

I'm sticking with the windmill timing. :thumbsup:

 

Old Bob Toski cavity backs. For some reason I could hit the pitching wedge a mile. (150 max)

 

Best score ever on a par 72 : 82

Average score on a par 72 : 90 or so

The club / course I was a member at (Roseville rolling greens) was a par 27 (nine holes)

Total of 1500 yards, you can post your scores. (nine at a time if you want to)

USGA handicapp at the best was 9.5

(only because I played that course EVERY day just about, and nowhere else.)

Next time I'm there, I'll take a picture of a couple of the plaques that I'm on.

 

Can't hit a wood of any kind to save my life, but I am very good around the greens.'

My 3 iron (longest club in my bag) will maybe go 200 yds on a SOLID hit.

I am sure that I am not up to your level as far as skill, but the game is for fun, and I can still say / brag:

I got 2 Aces.. <_<

 

HTH

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Old Bob Toski cavity backs. For some reason I could hit the pitching wedge a mile. (150 max)

 

Best score ever on a par 72 : 82

Average score on a par 72 : 90 or so

...

USGA handicapp at the best was 9.5

...

I am sure that I am not up to your level as far as skill,

 

HTH

Sorry, it doesn't help. How did you get a USGA 9.5 with those numbers? Also, I've never gotten to a 9.5, don't play enough, so clearly you are past my level of skill.

 

But, if you wanted to play a friendly round with a friendly side bet, I'd be up for it. I'm not that good, but I'm told that I am competitive. :thumbsup:

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Sorry, it doesn't help. How did you get a USGA 9.5 with those numbers? Also, I've never gotten to a 9.5, don't play enough, so clearly you are past my level of skill.

 

But, if you wanted to play a friendly round with a friendly side bet, I'd be up for it. I'm not that good, but I'm told that I am competitive. :)

 

Well, your basically calling me a liar, but I won't dwell on it :P

 

Playing the 9 hole course all summer a few years ago..Almost every day, I was averaging around 30-34 per 9. The course actually has a fairly high slope rating to it, so you take that into consideration and it came out to be a 9.5 (one month)

 

I'm probably going to go after work, and if I break 40 tonight (nine holes) I'll be happy. :cheers:

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Old Bob Toski cavity backs. For some reason I could hit the pitching wedge a mile. (150 max)

 

Best score ever on a par 72 : 82

Average score on a par 72 : 90 or so

The club / course I was a member at (Roseville rolling greens) was a par 27 (nine holes)

Total of 1500 yards, you can post your scores. (nine at a time if you want to)

USGA handicapp at the best was 9.5

(only because I played that course EVERY day just about, and nowhere else.)

Next time I'm there, I'll take a picture of a couple of the plaques that I'm on.

 

Can't hit a wood of any kind to save my life, but I am very good around the greens.'

My 3 iron (longest club in my bag) will maybe go 200 yds on a SOLID hit.

I am sure that I am not up to your level as far as skill, but the game is for fun, and I can still say / brag:

I got 2 Aces.. :doh:

 

HTH

 

Where is the BS flag for this?

 

1. 1500 yards for 27 holes is ridiculous. A typical 18 hole course will be 6250 yards for a rating of 70 and a slope of 125.

2. The way a USGA handicap works is that essentially 75% of your scores are going to be worse than your USGA handicap for that course. In your example, you would have to play from the black tees, on a PGA course to even come close a 9.5. An 82 (your "best" score) on a 70.5 rating, with 130 slope would only net you a 10 for a differential.

 

Can you please rethink this info?

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