My favorite also Arnie only I bought them at the wholesale grocer for
$2.50 for a box of 500. The ones I use are 7" long (not usually
found in the office kitchenette) and will probably last for the rest of
my clubmaking career. Being only 1/4" wide, they fit easily into the
epoxy bottle. Just mark
At 09:29 PM 2/9/03, Bernie wrote:
Played one of the Magnolia Grove courses, the one the pros don't play, I
think, when son Tim's family was staying with us at Gulf Shores August year
before last.
That would be The Falls. Not a bad course, but not as challenging as The
Crossings. Crossings is
My
son sent me this note (and Mickelson is one of our favourite players, a great
leftie like Canada's Mike Weir).
Mickelson shot an 80 on
Sunday to finish at 296 - dead last among those who made the
cut.
We
want him to win a Major this year, but I think Nike Stock just went
from "Sell" to
Burgess,
> ObGolf: It's too damned cold to play here, but I'm heading for the coast
> next weekend and will play a couple of Alabama's finest then -- Magnolia
> Grove in Mobile, and The Woodlands in Gulf Shores.
Quit bringing back summer memories...3 inches of snow already
tonight...might get 6".
At 08:55 PM 2/9/03, you wrote:
In a message dated 2/9/2003 9:07:34 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now, tell me again, which of these is the foreign car we're supposed to
supply with domestic oil?
Probably the one you're driving!
Would that be the Chrysler, the Ford, or t
In a message dated 2/9/2003 9:07:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now, tell me again, which of these is the foreign car we're supposed to
supply with domestic oil?
Probably the one you're driving!
At 01:15 PM 2/9/03, you wrote:
Just make sure you put domestic oil in your foreign car!:<(
Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Mazda all have production facilities
in the US and use UAW workers. Ford, GM, and DaimlerChrysler have assembly
facilities in Canada and Mexico. The various arms
Sorry Bernie, but I couldn't resist. You have to expect those kind of thoughts from a longtime UAW member!
Gents,
I need a Dynacraft Tour Caliber Forged Cavity Back 3-Iron.
Please reply to me privately.
Thanks,
Cub
Steve "Cub" Culbreth
Cub's Clubs, LLC
P.O. Box 4319
Mililani, HI 96789
(808) 625-9588
www.cubsclubs.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
An 80-year old guy goes to the doctor for a checkup. The doctor is amazed at
what good shape the guy is in and asks, "How do you stay in such great
physical condition?"
"I'm a golfer," says the old guy, "and that's why I'm in such good shape.
I'm up well before daylight and out golfing up and down
C'mon, Frank, I've been driving a 1998 Grand Caravan, since they debugged
'em enough so they'd last over 60,000 miles without major problems (that was
1997). But this will be my last one. Poor layout to work on...can't even get
at the #6 spark plug to replace it (do all my own simple maintenance, l
Bud,
Not good for long drivers, probably good for short ones.
BernieWriteto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From:
bud
carbonaro
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 3:43
PM
Subject: ShopTalk: upright lies on
Drivers
All
be
Bud,
Taylor
Made has been doing this for ~4 yrs. now - it does work as far as fighting
fades/slices, and it doesn't have the shut-face, Callaway look at address.
Goes to show that lie angle IS important when fitting drivers/woods, as it does
effect ballflight.
Pat
K
-Original Me
In a message dated 2/9/03 3:43:27 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
are touting the benefits of more up right lies for drivers.. like 60 deg helps with slices and fades..
Try increasing the length of the club and you will get a more upright lie. More hits toward the heel, l
Bud,
There are a couple of things at work here. First of all, if you set
up with the club properly, you are moved towards the ball. This
will tend to cause you to cast on the downswing which actually WILL
"help" with slices. ;-)
But, if you set up at your normal distance from the ball, you will
That sounds like a great ride. I would love to have a small truck, but I can't seem
to find anything that gets decent mileage anymore. Maybe I'll have to try to find a
used civic wagon or something.
"Bernie Baymiller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Used to have a 1971 Subaru FF1 station wagon..
All
been doing some research and see that some of the
component manufacturers are touting the benefits of more up right lies for
drivers.. like 60 deg helps with slices and fades... I put together a Power
play 10.5 deg, 6061 driver which has a 60 deg lie angle around the
holidays and
That list on the DOE web site is pretty interestingNoticed that there
were a lot of entries from the U.S. Virgin Islands. In my over 20 years in
the oil business, I've never heard of any of my colleagues getting a posting
to the Virgin Islands. Soeven if the DOE table says it came from a
Bob,
Thanks! The wife has her own interior design business and
will appreciate the pointer. Will check out use for boat/car.
/Ed
Grampa wrote:
Ed...
For the house (possibly the car/boat) software, I've used Sierra
Complete Home. It includes:
Photo Home Designer: Remodel and redesign using p
Just make sure you put domestic oil in your foreign car!:<(
Ed...
For the house (possibly the car/boat) software, I've used Sierra
Complete Home. It includes:
Photo Home Designer: Remodel and redesign using photos of your own
home. This may work for the car as well (Don't know--haven't used it)
Home Architect (design a home or room, change colors, move
Steve,
> My personal opinion is that we need to reduce consumption altogether and
> develop alternative energy sources.
I have agreed with that statement since 1970.
>I am fortunate enough to live in a
> location where I can ride a bicycle or take the bus to work about 90% of
the
> time. I may
Virtually none of the non-importers are here in my
area. However, Beacon, where I buy nearly all of the gasoline we use in two cars
is, I think, a subsidiary of BP/Phillips. I don't buy from them because of
any degree of patriotism though. I buy from them 'cuz they're typically 8 to 10
cents
Aw, shucks, Burgess. You would come up with some honest figures...
For the sake of argument (since it's a cold, cold Sunday here), there is one
point that nobody mentions, though (and differs from one of DT's thoughts).
If all these oil companies who import most of their oil from the Persian
Gulf
In a message dated 2/8/03 8:00:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No matter what you use to check the temp of the outside of the hosel, you won't know the inside temp, or in fact, the temp at the bottom inside of the head.
Very true, that's why after you hit 250* outside tem
If only it were so...
http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/outrage/nogas.htm
Burgess
At 10:19 AM 2/9/03, you wrote:
Since many of us travel a bit to get to golf courses (I do 60 miles three
times a week to play golf, weather permitting), I thought this post I was
sent was interesting:
CHECK THIS OU
In a message dated 2/9/2003 11:20:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Just buy from gas companies that don't import their oil from the Saudis.
Although I think the idea is interesting, in practice this would be very
difficult to do. Here is a quote from one of the DOE web
Very good idea, will start right now.
RK
Manufacturer's of World Class Golf Club Repair Equipment
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
---Original Message---
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, February 09, 2003 11:21:37 AM
To: Shoptalk
Subject: ShopTalk: Political, but interesting idea
Since
Hi John and Jents
No I didn't but I did. Thanks for the correction > should be 90 deg.
My first mistake of the year. Come to think of it:
"I thought I made a mistake once, then realized I was mistaken"
Thanks for correcting my "oversight" (which wasn't a "mistake").
Thanks HarryS
www.Golf54.com
Since many of us travel a bit to get to golf courses (I do 60 miles three
times a week to play golf, weather permitting), I thought this post I was sent
was interesting:
CHECK THIS OUT. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
GASOLINE SOLUTION!We CAN buy gasoline that's not from Middle East.
Gas rati
I got a new toy for the holidays, a digital camera. That led me to update
my Frequency Meter article on Clubmaker Online, to show the physical
design. Up until now, the only pictures had been schematic diagrams of the
circuits. Now that we all know it's the clamping that makes the difference,
I
Hi Harry,
Are you sure that's what you intended to say"Type II S and N 180
degrees apart" ? Can't happen.
Cheers,
John K
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From: Harry F. Schiestel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 10:42 PM
Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Re:S
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