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To: altair19 who wrote (19913)	12/15/2002 6:49:03 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104197

no kiddin'...shhh strangecosmos.com

To: altair19 who wrote (19913)	12/15/2002 6:54:59 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104197

altie- was the raiders/dolphins outcome to your liking? rhoze

To: altair19 who wrote (19913)	12/15/2002 7:30:53 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104197

A19, I'm once again toying with upgrading my golf clubs. Just wanted your opinion. I'm a hack who occasionally breaks 100 and dips into the low 90s. The clubs I use now are basic beginner clubs (Wilson Pro Staff oversized with graphite shafts). I think I'd like to get a set of Titleist or Taylor Made. I think I'd prefer to get a set that is not oversized. The thought is that by using a smaller headed club it will help me to really learn how to hit a golfball. You get instant feed back when you swing poorly. I imagine it leads to frustrating outings on the course but figure that is where I'm at now anyway. If I buy something oversized and it gets me by, eventually I'll have to upgrade again to get myelf to break the 80's or what ever. Does this make sense to you or am I being silly? I like the Titleist DCI 962 or 822 or the Taylor Made 320 or something equivalent. Probably bought used. Should I instead buy an older set at a lower price and grow into something more expensive? Or learn the right way with the right clubs from the beginning? Or if I'm going to spend some dough should get oversized and enjoy mediocre straighter shooting without being able to get good control of the ball. Just wondering? Not even sure if I'll get anything. Thanks. -Hacker P.S. What do you shoot with?