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Central MN / Southeast WI
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I was really pulling for Rickie before the season, and watching him do so well in the majors this year has been a lot of fun to watch. I was hoping he'd win this one, but it's clearly only a matter of time now. That was a great back nine by Rory though. Good to see him return to dominance too.
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Thank you all so much! I've really enjoyed this group of people here, especially those of us here in Minnesota, and I was honored to even have a some MGS representation at my wedding! The support here is phenomenal, and I'm extremely grateful!
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Well, even though I love the Pro Gear CG 100 putter, I sometimes wish that I had a blade putter for a bit more stability. I tried a Metal X Mid that was cut to 35" and counterbalanced, but it was face-balanced and probably a hair too heavy to really work for me. So… I traded up. I kept the CG 100, but I noticed the most awesome putter ever at 2ndSwing and it might just be the perfect blend of quality, roll, weight, balance, and looks. Without further ado - the mint condition Yes! Abbie Tour Forged. It's similar to a Callie, except for the slant neck. It's forged, and CNC Milled, and
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I hate to admit it to myself, but I really like the Tour Preferred, and I really LOVE these.
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#ThePimpList - The Best Looking Wedge in Golf
Paul S replied to SPY ZINGER's topic in General Equipment Talk
Yeay if they bring it to production I'll have a hard time resisting, even though I already have a few. -
Looking forward to more great LPGA golf this week!
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That is one of the best lines I've read lately. I really like that attitude off the tee.
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The LPGA is about as fun to watch as the PGA is to me. They're just so good.
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If I hit it dead straight, it's probably not going to go where I was hoping. I love trying to move the ball, and the satisfaction of getting it right is awesome. The word "trying" would be the operative word though. In reality, I will TRY to shape shots, but if I'm not able to control it, and it's obvious that that's the kind of round it will be, I'll try to default to a draw. In the end, I get a huge kick out of executing when I'm trying to shape the ball, but sometimes I run into trouble. In trouble, my biggest mistake is not having a good feel for a fade. It's very easy to over cook that sh
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Fun place, I've been through there a few times for work. I've never golfed there though.
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All things aviation for me. I'm just dumb enough to have the one hobby more expensive than golf.
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It's really good to see her playing so well again!
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All I know is that I tried to implement the Lee Comeaux swing and it did so much damage to my game that I almost wasn't sure I could revert back to normal. Thankfully I was able to and I'm back to a really solid and repeatable swing. I'm sure that his method works, but it clearly cannot be self taught. To that end, I think that a great golf swing can be self taught through understanding a small bit of the physics behind the swing and a healthy feel for what you're doing in your own swing. We're all going to swing differently, and to a certain extent we all need to learn how to make it wor
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How has Tommy Boy not been mentioned yet?!?!