bdcrowe
ST Homeland Security
- Aug 30, 2004
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Still needs a prostate exam.Maybe his pitching wedge identifies as a 10 iron.
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Still needs a prostate exam.Maybe his pitching wedge identifies as a 10 iron.
I've had some wedges over the years that identified as 'Skins fans: couldn't score no matter what! And yes, had to be the club's fault.
Actually, there are no 'Skins anymore We're just football team fans now.FIFY
Yep, putter covers are good protection for more than just the putter. Back in the day, we had some ST putter covers made, mine is still in the bag.
10 iron is a wedge, btw, so you actually do have at least 1 lofted wedge.
The putter cover.... yeah it stays on for sure. When you pay many money for a custom Scotty, you protect it. The last one I bought, I payed $600 for it used.... lost $25 when I sold it...
Damage your own putter? That's your business and it's dumb! Damage the side/edge of the hole by digging out the ball... and I'll call you on it! Will the next person putting to the now damaged hole have to deal with your stupidity?? Take your generic putter you paid $9.99 for at Academy Sports and used it to just ruin the round for other players and go shove it where the sun don't shine... or I will!!Same. I cannot stand lining up a putt and looking down at a scratched and dinged up putter. I cringe when I see a playing partner scrape a ball out of the hole with the head of their putter.