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Comment from: Judge Smails [Visitor] Email
Obviously, all rules in sports are arbitrary, but I think there should be a happy medium. You shouldn't take the driver out of the boomers hands, but neither should they be able to blast away with impunity. I would strive to create a 50-50 split between risk and reward and give the big hitters something to ponder.
12/07/07 @ 17:44
Comment from: patricia [Visitor] Email
Excuse me, but there are tons of long drive competitions for that ... and I'm sure they'd love to have you in attendance Timothy.
12/07/07 @ 19:05
Comment from: BV [Visitor]
Got to go with Ms Hannigan on this one - I go to golf tournaments to see GOLF (the 'whole enchilada') and I go to Re/Max contests to see the big hitters perform. Got to love those Bang drivers...awesome!

My favorite facet of the game when I play is keeping my score under 80 - for 18 holes...LOL!. I could care less if I hit it 320 off the tee but I'm in the 90's at the end of the day.
01/10/08 @ 14:32

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