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nitwhit3286
Guest
Richard Cranium said:
and where are you from???
and where are you from???
Richard Cranium
New Member
nitwhit3286 said:and where are you from???
I am Alpha and Omega. Everyone should know this.
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juggy4805
Guest
nitwhit3286 said:and where are you from???
He's from racistville.
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nitwhit3286
Guest
juggy4805 said:
oh, that explains a lot.
Softballkid
No Longer the Kid
juggy4805 said:
Sounds more like a homo to me :shrug:
Maybe the black snake hurt him, and he is still bitter about it so now he hates ya :shrug:
Richard Cranium
New Member
juggy4805 said:
I didn't know we were from the same town. Just stay on your side.
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juggy4805
Guest
Richard Cranium said:
Yeah, everybody knows that I don't like white people.
BillnChristi
New Member
juggy4805 said:
I was close to becoming a certified teaching pro before I realized I would have to give up my career and work under a Class A pro for a year for $8 hr before I could get my certificaion. But anyways, the most important part of choosing clubs is the correct length in shaft and feel. Granted clubs to make a difference..but when you are first developing your swing the length of the clubs shaft are important to keep you from developing bad habits.
My recommedation is that if you are from 5'8" - 6'2" in height you should use a standard size shaft. If you are taller try a +1 shaft and if you are shorter than a -1 should do the trick. Don't go out getting clubs fitted right away. Just start with any club...an oversize cavity back would be the best for beginners since they are more forgiving. It is frustrating to start with a set of blades right off. I also suggest you get a lesson or two from a pro just so you can have help setting up your initial swing. It is difficult to change bad habits after you have been playing for a while. Even the pros have pros.
Also don't expect alot when you first go out. you will have good days and bad days. Just remember to have fun when you are out there.