On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:50:09 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On 28 Aug 2006 02:36:36 -0700, wrote:

Actually, those look pretty cool. I've seen video demo's of them, but
would like to see one close and up front.



JohnH wrote:
I'm thinking about getting one of these, since I sold the Mustang. Do you
think they might come in pink?

http://www.segway.com/personal-trans...l_x2_Golf.html

Isn't that hillharryious (get it?)?
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Note that there's no guarantee as to how many strokes they'll take off your
golf game!
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Do you play with a pro? My late uncle, who was a scratch golfer and
played five days a week in Florida, paid a pro to play a round with him
several times a year in order to improve his game, especially to make
adjustments as he got older.

Once I become a scratch golfer, I may give it a try.

There are only about 14 things (grip, alignment, posture, swing plane,
etc.) that have to be remembered when about to hit a golf ball. I'm
thinking of getting them tattooed on my forearm, so I'll have a checklist
right there when I need it.

Lessons run about $50 for a half hour, from a pro. The advantage in having
a pro play the round, as opposed to providing instruction at a driving
range, would be in strategy and club selection (imho). I'm still at the
stage where I'm trying to hit the ball decently, not worry about hooking it
around the trees to get to the green.
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