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4 responses to “Building a Golf Course in My Backyard – part 3”

vet4golfing51

October 17, 2013

Here are few more out of the past that I fondly remember. Maxfli Blue Max. Wilson K-28. Accusnet Club Special The Club Specials were 66 cents each or 3 for $1.50. You bought Titleist for $1.25 apiece only for the important rounds.

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1. brent ray taylor
  
  October 17, 2013
  
  Yes, I had forgotten about the Maxfli Blue Max. I actually like that ball a lot. I remember only playing Titleist for the special rounds and sometimes hitting other balls or even X-out balls for practice rounds. And small dimple Top-Flite rocks into the wind back when rules allowed ball switches. Thanks for the comment and hit ’em straight!
  
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Randy Dulaney

October 19, 2013

Those amazing DOTs. When I got older, on the rare occasion I came across one, I found myself biting on them to remember clearly how soft they were.

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1. brent ray taylor
  
  October 19, 2013
  
  I do the same thing with jawbreakers at movies to remember how hard they were.
  
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