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I walk 95% of the season, some courses I play only allow electric or gas carts on weekends to speed up play. I walk 95% of the season, some courses I play only allow electric or gas carts on weekends to speed up play. I walk 95% of the season, some courses I play only allow electric or gas carts on weekends to speed up play.

I had a 7 wood and loved it, however when the rescue clubs came to market I replaced my 7 wood with a rescue club for the same distance.

I play numerous courses around Manitoba.

Hello, so glad to be part of this group and someday hope to get a chance to test some products. My golf experience started at a young age around 8 years old as my dad was an avid golfer, we lived on acreage so I would take a club out of his bag and start hitting balls around the yard. Eventually he took me to some golf games with his relatives and I was his caddy for the round, what a great experience as a young lad. Eventually when I got a little older I was playing golf with my dad and grandfather and had great memories of each outing. My grandfather had acreage and made his own 6 hole par3 golf course on his property, a little crude with the greens just cut down on the bluegrass turf, but it was a great way to practice. My cousin would come over and we would spend all day playing and having fun, those were the days! I continued to play golf most of my adult life and in my opinion this is a great way to spend time with friends and enjoy the outdoors. There is something about this game that makes me want to always improve and try to score better, I guess that’s what makes the game so interesting. I have a different assortment of club brands, irons are Callaway, woods, wedges and putter are Taylormade.

Hole 13, , very challenging and scenic, had a chance to walk the course during a practice round.