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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Are All 3-Piece Balls the Same?

Great basic question asked by Club member marty. "In today's technology, I wonder if you are buying brand name or is there a difference? I have tried them all and can't tell the difference. If you ask someone, I think you get their preference. So, Is it worth spending $45 a dozen for Titliest, Nike and Callaway or $19.99 for the GAMER from Top Flite. Even the Bridgestone E6 is $23.99. Why spend more?" Forum members give their opinions. What's yours?

MEMBER SHOWCASE

Make a hole-in-one? An eagle or a double- eagle? Did you shoot your age or post a personal best? Share your accomplishment with fellow members.

Lorraine Roeseler
Watertown Country Club, Watertown, WI
137-yard 6th hole [driver]

Dick Scott
Polson Bay Golf Club, Polson Bay, MT
139-yard 9th hole [8-iron]

Jeff Shepherd
Waterloo Golf Club, Grass Lake, MI
290-yard 8th hole [driver]

MEMBER FORUMS

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	THE ORACLE OF THE BOARD (1/14/2008)
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MEMBER GALLERY

Caddy for a Cure

Caddy for a Cure allows members to caddy for a pro during a practice round of a PGA TOUR tournament. Here, Paul Rowan, right, caddied for Fred Couples during the AT&T National.

The program raises money to find a cure for Fanconi anemia, a childhood anemia that leads to bone-marrow failure and various malignant cancers. For more information, call 954-341-4600 or visit www.caddyforacure.com