A new community...

[samwise123]

Hello,

I'm new to the site and was just wondering if I could invite you all to a new start up website?

I won't post the URL unless it is an acceptable thing to do. I don't think it'll be treading on any toes, it's just to develop a golfing community.

Please let me know if posting the URL would be welcomed?

Kind regards
Samwise123

 

[bobmac]

Good luck Sam

 

[HTL]

You have taken the time to briefly introduce yourself, so welcome to the forum,, I hope you stick around. Tell us more about this community you speak of.

 

[samwise123]

Thank you Pooh-Bah,

So a few friends and I have *only just* started a website which is going to develop over time. This development will take shape through the input from it's members.

For more info, please visit:

www.bluegrassgolf.co.uk

We would love everyone to come and have a look, be one of the first to join!

Thanks again
Samwise123

 

[HTL]

Sorry mate, im happy here. And not up for being a forum tart.

However, I reckon the BBC golf foum members would be up for joining a new one as they are always moaning about it.

 

[minty18]

What happens if you have a question about a set of clubs? do u have to post it in the "everything about woods", "everything about irons" and "everything about putters" forums?

Happy with GM my friend.

 

[haplesshacker]

Got to admit that, I wouldn't have the time to frequent another forum.

GM are really damn good towards us, and as strange as it may seem, I'm really loyal to this forum now.

Good luck, but you won't find a new punter in me.

 

[andiritchie]

GM is the best you just need to stop a while and notice how many regular user there are

The other i use is golfWRX mainly for equipment details but its rubbish everyones off +2 and having a stock shaft in a club is a major discrace

 

[Ken_A]

Good luck lad - I am a GM loyalist possibly not a good choice of words being from Northern Ireland, however, you get the point.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I'm sorry not for me. As I produce the forum pages for the GM magazine each month (my efforts lovingly brought into life by the GM staff) my loyalty is firmly in this camp.

However I did take the time to look at your site and if I was going to make one criticism there are way too many threads and you'll find that the topics get to fragmented. Take a look at Todays Golfer who have a similar problem.

I wish you luck with your project and hope you stick around in the best forum on the web as well as your own.

 

[HarryMonk]

I'm don't think you will get much joy here my friend, I have only been here a week and this already feels like home.

 

[mansell]

Hello,

I'm new to the site and was just wondering if I could invite you all to a new start up website?

I won't post the URL unless it is an acceptable thing to do. I don't think it'll be treading on any toes, it's just to develop a golfing community.

Please let me know if posting the URL would be welcomed?

Kind regards
Samwise123

sorry, not for me

 

[samwise123]

What, who buys a 'set of clubs'? Surely you buy your irons, woods and putters seperately?!? Unless you shop at Argos?

 

[KeefG]

Dont knock it, i bought a full set of clubs, Howson Hunters (stop laughing at the back) when i first started playing about 3 years ago. £99 off ebay for driver, 3 & 5 woods and 3-SW and they were brand new!!!

You can guess how good they were?

 

[Earl]

Hello,

I'm new to the site and was just wondering if I could invite you all to a new start up website?

I won't post the URL unless it is an acceptable thing to do. I don't think it'll be treading on any toes, it's just to develop a golfing community.

Please let me know if posting the URL would be welcomed?

Kind regards
Samwise123

I wonder what Mr Tesco would make of Mr Asda walking in to his store inviting everyone to come down to my store it's new you will love it. Some people

 

[nomadpaul]

What, who buys a 'set of clubs'? Surely you buy your irons, woods and putters seperately?!? Unless you shop at Argos?

Sam , if someone is new to the sport and is unsure as to whether they'll take to it , buying a complete set of clubs as a beginner is a good way into it. There are some very good 'starter' sets out there.....Wilson do some good ones for a newbie.

 

[haplesshacker]

What, who buys a 'set of clubs'? Surely you buy your irons, woods and putters seperately?!? Unless you shop at Argos?

Dale Carnegie has a very good book that I could recommend