Toby_LeRhone
Head Pro
..at the range this morning, a guy's Slazenger driver head come apart on impact. Some of the bits carried further than the ball.
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sawtooth
Tour Winner
Last week on the first tee a player in our group opened one of those chemical pouch hand warmers and just gently squeezed it. Blew up in his face....white powder evrerywhere.
He wasnt impressed and he was a bit worried because he got a mouthful of it.
Really , what is the point of those things anyway?
He wasnt impressed and he was a bit worried because he got a mouthful of it.
Really , what is the point of those things anyway?
Whereditgo
Journeyman Pro
A falcon swoop down just over our heads with jesses and a bell, my mate held his arm out and it looked like it would perch on his arm, just changing its mind about 3 feet above him.
We were on the 14th fairway, don't think he had thought it through really, what he thought he was gonna do with it for the rest of the round is beyond me!
Nearest he got to a birdie mind!
We were on the 14th fairway, don't think he had thought it through really, what he thought he was gonna do with it for the rest of the round is beyond me!
Nearest he got to a birdie mind!
AuburnWarrior
Tour Winner
A falcon swoop down just over our heads with tethers and a bell, my mate held his arm out and it looked like it would perch on his arm, just changing its mind about 3 feet above him.
We were on the 14th fairway, don't think he had thought it through really, what he thought he was gonna do with it for the rest of the round is beyond me!
Nearest he got to a birdie mind!
To be honest, if it had landed on his arm, your mate would probably have had to go to A&E and have his arm stitched up.
Any bird of prey would rip your arm to shreds if it landed without one of those special gloves on.
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thecraw
Guest
That would have been some birdie!
I'll get my coat.
I'll get my coat.
grumpyjock
Tour Rookie
A falcon swoop down just over our heads with tethers and a bell, my mate held his arm out and it looked like it would perch on his arm, just changing its mind about 3 feet above him.
We were on the 14th fairway, don't think he had thought it through really, what he thought he was gonna do with it for the rest of the round is beyond me!
Nearest he got to a birdie mind!
To be honest, if it had landed on his arm, your mate would probably have had to go to A&E and have his arm stitched up.
Any bird of prey would rip your arm to shreds if it landed without one of those special gloves on.
The ammount of padding required to play this weekend would take care of that.
It just saw that there was no free treat in your hands.
