"My golf is woeful but I will never surrender."

seldom do you see a man who, in standard golf forum tee box posing, has his driver rise above the buttons of his polo shirt.

Don't forget that whiskey swings a 58 inch driver.

Woah, that's some wicked HTTP_REFERER action you have going on there jbear.     Glad you dropped in.

More short jokes from you lot.  Unbelievable.  You know I'm sensitive.

Golf glove.  True story.  I had it five minutes before I walked on the tee and couldn't find it anywhere.  Did have a spare though. 

Didn't help much.

Played well today though.  Maybe it needed a round under its belt.

maybe im just too lazy or blind to spot it on the site, what camera did you use for those?

Close Jon, but it is only a 20D... I'm waiting for my allowance and to recover from Pebble to place the order for a Mark III. The lens was a 24-70mm ƒ2.8 L. I was nervous about the other $6000.00 worth of lenses in the trunk of the car the whole round... but i guess it was misplaced worry in that particular hood! On the website, there is a shot of Half Dome in the last remaining sunlight shot with my 300mm ƒ2.8L - now that lens is magic every time I put it on the camera.

Sort of like my old Ping ISI drier with the prototype Fujikura shaft. I called it the bomber - 300 yards nearly every time and usually straight as an arrow. The head got loose and I had to send it back to ping for a new shaft... and that particular Fuji was no longer available. The R7TP with the 757 Speeder Stiff is as close as it comes - and as you saw at Pebble even that wasn't workin too well that day.

LOL, I wondered which of you it would be.   

jbear does hit it long.  I can attest to that.  He wasn't all that straight that day... but who among us was?   

My tee game was generally *feces*e although I did poke a couple out there pretty good.  But, as on #3, I'd usually follow up a good drive with a sh@#k or ch@#k.  Woe is me.