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jerry072 · Joined: 03 Nov 2009 Posts: 3

Steve Carell, a famous Hollywood actor, could soon be spotted golf playing as he has signed up for a film about golf. Steve is well known for his comedies such as Anchorman and Little Miss Sunshine. Besides, his Dan in real life is also great, personal reasons.
Carell is set to play the lead role in the golf comedy Missing Links, which will be based on a book by ESPN writer Rick Reilly. Commenting on the golf news, Travel Golf said that Missing Links is "one of the five best and funniest fictional golf pieces ever".
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lingering · Joined: 04 Nov 2009 Posts: 8

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andy789 · Joined: 02 Nov 2009 Posts: 45

I am a beginner cheap golf clubs but I have read the rule book and understood it as best I can. A few queries came up today while I was playing an opponent who may have tried TaylorMade R9 Driver to take advantage IMHO. I say opponent but it was just a tandard stroke play game against each other.
One of my shots landed on a large manhole cover next to the green. This circular manhole Callaway X-22 Irons was the size of a dustbin lid and sunk about 1/2 foot into the ground. The ball was on the inside against the lip. I said I would take free relief.
Opponent disagreed stating Ping G15 Driver relief was available from sprinkler heads which were much smaller. In his opinion this was not a sprinkler head and he would not allow me relief (he had a smug smile while he said it). Rather than argue I played the shot.
I struck the ball Titleist AP2 Irons with my SW away from the green and used the lip to rebound it back onto the green with it landing 2 foot from the hole. Opponent called me a lucky **** which while I played for it I probably was Should i Taylormade R7 CGB MAX Irons have stood my ground and just taken the free relief?