Texian

No birdies yesterday, but seven duckies.

This is not a joke, but I thought it was funny. The "Red" in the joke above is Red Adair, who became famous for putting out oil and gas well blowout fires. John Wayne played him in a movie. A part of the movie was being filmed in Baytown, Texas. I was working for the Baytown Sun at the time and went out to the film site. John Wayne was walking up to people and sticking his hand out and saying, "Hi, I'm John Wayne." As if there was anyone who didn't know who he was.

I've only been on this forum for a few days but I've had the same experience about others. As someone said, once, "I'm not prone to argue."

That's an animal and a half.

Just got on MGS (but I'm already using the short form) and the reason I'm here is that I saw a Facebook ad about testing the Mizuno irons. I agree with many on this thread that you should be really interested and willing to put in some effort. One thing I have decided is that although I know a pretty good teaching pro who has some great equipment, if I ever do a test I'll approach it in a less technical way.

Lots of guys on here from Texas, and some of them probably understand that my MYGOLFSPY name is not misspelled. If you're not from Texas you may not have ever seen a person from here being called a Texian. It goes back to 1836 or so when Sam Houston was leading an outnumbered volunteer army that accomplished one of the great military upsets in history to win Texas independence. They called themselves Texians, so it's just my little nod to history.