just because i'm curious, could everyone who responds to this thread....
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birdie_man
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Marcus0418
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25, SSgt in the USAF
Jared Willerson
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33, Economics teacher and HS golf and basketball coach
kmmcnabb
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OK I'll bite
49 years of age, COL US Army (career officer now I guess).
I am currently a Professor at West Point.
I was born in Greenville, SC. We moved around a bit and we finally settled in Myrtle Beach when I was in my early teens. I worked at a large hotel and volunteered at a Pro-Am. It was at this tourney that I met both Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer and immediately took up golf. By the way, both were very nice and chatted with all the volunteers which is what struck me the most. How nice and gracious they were to everyone. Class acts and they both made me see what makes golf a great sport.
I have been playing golf poorly since 1977.
I hope to retire back home and play every day but until then, I play once or twice per year depending upon my course workload. I used to be a favorite player in my last assignment because I was the only player the General could regularly best during charity events.
My brother-in-law is a TGM guy and he turned me on to it about 6 years ago and I have been hooked ever since. By the way, he was in the AF and played on the AF golf team for 8 consecutive years so he is no slouch. He swears by TGM principles. What strikes me the most about him is that he can not play for months and then go out and play par or under. He is retired from the AF and now he works in Myrtle Beach at a company that provides security services.
49 years of age, COL US Army (career officer now I guess).
I am currently a Professor at West Point.
I was born in Greenville, SC. We moved around a bit and we finally settled in Myrtle Beach when I was in my early teens. I worked at a large hotel and volunteered at a Pro-Am. It was at this tourney that I met both Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer and immediately took up golf. By the way, both were very nice and chatted with all the volunteers which is what struck me the most. How nice and gracious they were to everyone. Class acts and they both made me see what makes golf a great sport.
I have been playing golf poorly since 1977.
I hope to retire back home and play every day but until then, I play once or twice per year depending upon my course workload. I used to be a favorite player in my last assignment because I was the only player the General could regularly best during charity events.
My brother-in-law is a TGM guy and he turned me on to it about 6 years ago and I have been hooked ever since. By the way, he was in the AF and played on the AF golf team for 8 consecutive years so he is no slouch. He swears by TGM principles. What strikes me the most about him is that he can not play for months and then go out and play par or under. He is retired from the AF and now he works in Myrtle Beach at a company that provides security services.
Wow. Didn't expect this. Surprised me more than the lack of doctors on this thread
Cool.
jeffgladchun
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21, putting me in the top percentile of youth here. Student.
Wow. Didn't expect this. Surprised me more than the lack of doctors on this thread
Guess I'm one of the few docs on this forum. Will trade medical advice for golf tips!
fanofSnead
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have played for 5 yrs
sales rep
have played for 5 yrs
StewartBannatyne
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24, Sales Consultant/Fitter/etc. at local Golf Store in Winnipeg, MB
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