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29th May 06:52
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
I was gonna go play the local par 3. Figured it would be good short game
practice. Do people usually carry the clubs in there hand or actually bring a bag? Guess it doesn't matter, seems like the bag would be overkill. I'll probably just carry my 9 iron PW,SW, and putter in my hand and toss a couple balls in my pocket. What do yall do? paul |
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29th May 06:52
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
I was gonna go play the local par 3. Figured it would be good short game
practice. Do people usually carry the clubs in there hand or actually bring a bag? Guess it doesn't matter, seems like the bag would be overkill. I'll probably just carry my 9 iron PW,SW, and putter in my hand and toss a couple balls in my pocket. What do yall do? paul |
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29th May 06:54
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
My local par 3 is a nice one, and from the back tees I need everything up to
a 4 iron. I just take out my woods and go. |
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29th May 06:54
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
My local par 3 is a nice one, and from the back tees I need everything up to
a 4 iron. I just take out my woods and go. |
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1st June 19:51
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
My general rule of thumb with par-3 courses is if I need more than three
clubs to play it, I carry a bag. I don't want to mess with having to hold onto more than 3 clubs while I walk from shot to shot, and I worry about leaving one behind somewhere if I'm carrying around more than three clubs. I have a "sunday" bag that is great for just four or five clubs, so I'll frequently use that over my full stand bag if I'm just going to tote around a few clubs. If you are planning on playing that par-3 course regularly a sunday bag would be a good investment. Chris |
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1st June 19:51
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
In article <vgpe6f1ge9u4e1@corp.supernews.com>, dontgive@spam.com says...
I carry the bag, but sometimes leave the woods in the trunk. Kenny -- Kenny Stultz - Troll and SPAM intolerant RSG Rollcall: http://rec-sport-golf.com/members/?rollcall=stultzk "Golf is the only sport where a precise knowledge of the Rules can earn one a reputation for poor sportsmanship" |
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1st June 19:51
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
I have a par 3 that I like to play pretty regularly, so I ended up
buying a little 'sunday' bag for about $20. Otherwise, if you have a fairly light weight walking bag, just take the woods out. Rob |
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1st June 19:52
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
My general rule of thumb with par-3 courses is if I need more than three
clubs to play it, I carry a bag. I don't want to mess with having to hold onto more than 3 clubs while I walk from shot to shot, and I worry about leaving one behind somewhere if I'm carrying around more than three clubs. I have a "sunday" bag that is great for just four or five clubs, so I'll frequently use that over my full stand bag if I'm just going to tote around a few clubs. If you are planning on playing that par-3 course regularly a sunday bag would be a good investment. Chris |
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1st June 19:52
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
In article <vgpe6f1ge9u4e1@corp.supernews.com>, dontgive@spam.com says...
I carry the bag, but sometimes leave the woods in the trunk. Kenny -- Kenny Stultz - Troll and SPAM intolerant RSG Rollcall: http://rec-sport-golf.com/members/?rollcall=stultzk "Golf is the only sport where a precise knowledge of the Rules can earn one a reputation for poor sportsmanship" |
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1st June 19:52
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Do you bring your clubs in hand to a par 3 course?
I have a par 3 that I like to play pretty regularly, so I ended up
buying a little 'sunday' bag for about $20. Otherwise, if you have a fairly light weight walking bag, just take the woods out. Rob |
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