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Living in Texas translates into the  consistent wearing of sunglasses for golf, attending sporting activities (big NCAA softball fan), and generally for all outdoor activities.  The TrueBlue line offers both good looks and new technology, so having the opportunity to test them would be a huge honor.  

Living in Texas translates into the  consistent wearing of sunglasses for golf, attending sporting activities (big NCAA softball fan), and generally for all outdoor activities.  The TrueBlue line offers both good looks and new technology, so having the opportunity to test them would be a huge honor.  

Living in Texas translates into the  consistent wearing of sunglasses for golf, attending sporting activities (big NCAA softball fan), and generally for all outdoor activities.  The TrueBlue line offers both good looks and new technology, so having the opportunity to test them would be a huge honor.  

Living in Texas translates into the  consistent wearing of sunglasses for golf, attending sporting activities (big NCAA softball fan), and generally for all outdoor activities.  The TrueBlue line offers both good looks and new technology, so having the opportunity to test them would be a huge honor.  

I love my Sub 70 286 wedge. Very much looking forward to reading about the testers' experiences with these gorgeous wedges!

Sub70 has caught my eye time and again, mainly through MGS.  An opportunity like this is amazing, and it's really exciting to see both Sub70 and MGS come together to offer readers the chance to try their wedges.  My scoring comes from my short game, and while I change my wedges every few years, I've never had forged wedges, mainly due to price.  I carry a 50*, 56* and 60*, with my 60* being my go-to wedge.  As an older golfer, my group plays the forward combo, so my wedges really get a work out.  I'd love to give these a try, so fortune favor me with the chance.  
Regardless, of who gets selected, I'm appreciative of Sub70 putting this opportunity out there!

Sub70 has caught my eye time and again, mainly through MGS.  An opportunity like this is amazing, and it's really exciting to see both Sub70 and MGS come together to offer readers the chance to try their wedges.  My scoring comes from my short game, and while I change my wedges every few years, I've never had forged wedges, mainly due to price.  I carry a 50*, 56* and 60*, with my 60* being my go-to wedge.  As an older golfer, my group plays the forward combo, so my wedges really get a work out.  I'd love to give these a try, so fortune favor me with the chance.  
Regardless, of who gets selected, I'm appreciative of Sub70 putting this opportunity out there!

Sub70 has caught my eye time and again, mainly through MGS.  An opportunity like this is amazing, and it's really exciting to see both Sub70 and MGS come together to offer readers the chance to try their wedges.  My scoring comes from my short game, and while I change my wedges every few years, I've never had forged wedges, mainly due to price.  I carry a 50*, 56* and 60*, with my 60* being my go-to wedge.  As an older golfer, my group plays the forward combo, so my wedges really get a work out.  I'd love to give these a try, so fortune favor me with the chance.  
Regardless, of who gets selected, I'm appreciative of Sub70 putting this opportunity out there!

I'd love to try a set of head covers for my woods.  I've looked at the Craftsman brand many times, as they're known for producing high quality products, and an opportunity like this doesn't come along very often.  Great job, MGS, in getting another exciting testing opportunity for your readers!

I'd love to try a set of head covers for my woods.  I've looked at the Craftsman brand many times, as they're known for producing high quality products, and an opportunity like this doesn't come along very often.  Great job, MGS, in getting another exciting testing opportunity for your readers!

I'm a walking contradiction.  I walked 15,000+ steps a day... except for those days when I play golf (once or twice a week).  Yes, riding makes no sense.  I've walked the course on an occasional basis, but not regularly.  I've played better when I've walked, and I'm just as fast.  I'd love to give the Nitron a try on my Texas course!

I'm a walking contradiction.  I walked 15,000+ steps a day... except for those days when I play golf (once or twice a week).  Yes, riding makes no sense.  I've walked the course on an occasional basis, but not regularly.  I've played better when I've walked, and I'm just as fast.  I'd love to give the Nitron a try on my Texas course!

I'm a walking contradiction.  I walked 15,000+ steps a day... except for those days when I play golf (once or twice a week).  Yes, riding makes no sense.  I've walked the course on an occasional basis, but not regularly.  I've played better when I've walked, and I'm just as fast.  I'd love to give the Nitron a try on my Texas course!

I'm a walking contradiction.  I walked 15,000+ steps a day... except for those days when I play golf (once or twice a week).  Yes, riding makes no sense.  I've walked the course on an occasional basis, but not regularly.  I've played better when I've walked, and I'm just as fast.  I'd love to give the Nitron a try on my Texas course!