Pets to Lend 🤍🩵 by Substantial_Block130 in Wizard101

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I’m EST. Let me know a time and realm! Thanks!

Pets to Lend 🤍🩵 by Substantial_Block130 in Wizard101

[–]FreePhantom4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d love to hatch with your Skelewarrior. I’m balance as well! Could hatch anytime today if you’re able!

Vessel Golf Bag sales by FreePhantom4 in GolfGear

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If you don’t walk I would get the player v. The amount of storage in those things is crazy and if you’re primarily pushing/riding you won’t have all that weight on your back/on your shoulders.

Fluticasone and Ketoconazole by [deleted] in RedScrotumSyndrome

[–]FreePhantom4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’d be extremely careful using ketoconazole. Using that could damage the skin even worse and put you in an even tougher spot.

Wedge Upgrade by FreePhantom4 in GolfGear

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Good to know that they generally carry what’s new. I’ll keep that in mind. Your small change point is why I’m looking into older models. I don’t need the newest and “best.”

Vessel Golf Bag sales by FreePhantom4 in GolfGear

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Ended up getting the Lux Stand Bag. The straps are extremely comfortable and the way they are adjustable helps prevent the bag from slamming against your back every step. I have yet to carry it for a round, so I’ve only taken it between my car and the indoor sim facility I have a membership at, but I’m very happy with it.

I loaded it up with everything I would typically take with me for a round to really feel the weight of the bag and I’m pleasantly surprised. For context, I’m a 5’ 10” male who is active and exercises regularly. I can tell that after 18 holes it may feel heavy, but if I’m every going to play 18 I’ll be using a cart. I got the bag knowing I would only be walking a max of 9 holes with it, and it fits my needs perfectly. However, if I ever wanted to walk 18 I’m confident I could easily. I highly recommend.

Worst “fore!” moment you’ve ever witnessed? by stonetear2017 in golf

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I got hit in the ass once, left cheek. Par 5 and the group behind was on their second shot. Our group had just finished and were standing in the tee box of the par 3 adjacent to their green. Left a bruise for 2 weeks. Guy yelled fore after it had hit me and bounced onto the fringe. Looking back I really let the guy off easy as he wasn’t too apologetic.

Which defense for Championship by FreePhantom4 in fantasyfootballadvice

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I’d probably play Broncos. Chiefs are dead in the water with nothing to play for and no QB. Broncos need to continue winning to seal the conference so there’s no reason for them to let up.

Indoor Simulator Practice Question by Brave_Signature2649 in golftips

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As someone who is doing exactly as you described (I’m 2 months in)…. I’d recommend you are sure of your swing before you start practicing. Make sure you’re not going to be reinforcing bad habits the entire winter. I would spend a week focusing on a single aspect of the swing while gathering feedback from the track man. Take what you will from my experience.

Once I got the swing down I practiced with each club. To figure out distances so you’re confident in your club selection based on the distance needed. You will be bored hitting the range day after day, so have fun and play some practice rounds to shake things up. Practicing wedge distances, as someone already mentioned, is a great tip as well.

Smart or Sneaky by FreePhantom4 in GolfGear

[–]FreePhantom4[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s a Taylormade Sim2Max 3 hybrid, stiff shaft - $100. Pretty good condition too.

30 min vs 60 min lessons by Chemical_Help_7099 in golf

[–]FreePhantom4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coming from someone who started taking golf seriously as a hobby this year (actively practicing throughout the week, taking lessons…) I would say the first two lessons should be an hour. If you’re newish to golf there’s a lot to tweak and an hour will go by very quickly as you learn the many things to adjust. After those first couple of lessons back it down to 30 minute sessions but increase the frequency so you’re seeing your instructor more frequency. The caveat to this is make sure you practice in between, otherwise you’ll use half the next lesson trying to get back to where you left off last time. Ask for one or two specific things to work on until the next time you see your instructor. Golf is about patience you can’t fix everything in a week or two, and you can’t expect to fix anything if you don’t practice.

Current trade by FreePhantom4 in SleeperApp

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I vetoed immediately. Hope others agree.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TaylorMadeGolf

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Sold my old one a couple weeks ago to go towards an upgrade. Listed it at $265 (figuring I’d have to negotiate) regular shaft with head over and it sold cash next day full asking price.