BSG...No Mas?

Indacup · **Joined:** Sun Aug 17, 2008 8:54 am **Posts:** 1233

Noticed the golf site that everyone loves to hate has been missing the last few days.

AUwheels · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 5:18 am **Posts:** 2566

Maybe the economy caught up with the $2000 drivers.

Just think, when the economy recovers, you have a new market opportunity.

Tedstor · **Joined:** Mon Nov 24, 2008 5:01 pm **Posts:** 1026

Couldn't have happened to a nicer site.

PSURoss · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:46 am

NotaBogey · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:19 am

I believe the lone surviving member was band last Friday.

hanker · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:20 am

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

NotaBogey · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:05 am

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

NMHacker · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 4:04 pm

http://www.shottalk.com/forum/equipment ... -done.html

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

I hope my buddy got his clubs. When we played Tuesday he said they were "coming any day now."

gticlay · **Joined:** Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:28 pm **Posts:** 2049

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=311315&hl=bsg

mick philson · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:05 pm

ShockwaveBob wrote:

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

That guy must be the best player out there that is so obsessive about equipment. That is rare. Usually very skilled players like your friend don't screw around that much. My buddy that you and Chubby met some years back is that goofy and he while not that good could go pretty low. Too odd birds if you ask me.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

That guy must be the best player out there that is so obsessive about equipment. That is rare. Usually very skilled players like your friend don't screw around that much. My buddy that you and Chubby met some years back is that goofy and he while not that good could go pretty low. Too odd birds if you ask me.

The funny thing is that he is not long. He's not a bombsquadguy. He hits his driver maybe 250-270. He hits his irons a full club shorter than I do. Disclaimer: The guy is mid 60s. He's in great shape, he the game of a 50 year old. But, he's definitely not their target customer. He's just a guy that loves equipment and loves tinkering with "tour" stuff.

I played with him when he shot 67 one day. He makes A LOT of birdies. He hits his wedges close to the pin and he can putt.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

What is all the "white powder" reference? Are they saying there was a drug aspect here?

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

Now it's being said at golfwrx that they're moving the site to another server and having problems.

Bluze · **Posted:** Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:19 pm

ShockwaveBob wrote:

What is all the "white powder" reference? Are they saying there was a drug aspect here?

I didnt get it either. "the way of the white powder".
Todd jammed a website up his nose?

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

Bluze wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

What is all the "white powder" reference? Are they saying there was a drug aspect here?

I didnt get it either. "the way of the white powder".
Todd jammed a website up his nose?

That's some freaky [censored] that Burley would probably watch on the intrawebs.

mick philson · **Posted:** Fri Oct 30, 2009 7:42 am

ShockwaveBob wrote:

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

That guy must be the best player out there that is so obsessive about equipment. That is rare. Usually very skilled players like your friend don't screw around that much. My buddy that you and Chubby met some years back is that goofy and he while not that good could go pretty low. Too odd birds if you ask me.

The funny thing is that he is not long. He's not a bombsquadguy. He hits his driver maybe 250-270. He hits his irons a full club shorter than I do. Disclaimer: The guy is mid 60s. He's in great shape, he the game of a 50 year old. But, he's definitely not their target customer. He's just a guy that loves equipment and loves tinkering with "tour" stuff.

I played with him when he shot 67 one day. He makes A LOT of birdies. He hits his wedges close to the pin and he can putt.

That is Just like JR... just a little older but I have never seen him go that low. JR is more of a par machine.. just average with wedges and changed putters too much to impress in that dept.

kamtile · **Joined:** Fri Aug 15, 2008 6:59 pm **Posts:** 1465

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

That guy must be the best player out there that is so obsessive about equipment. That is rare. Usually very skilled players like your friend don't screw around that much. My buddy that you and Chubby met some years back is that goofy and he while not that good could go pretty low. Too odd birds if you ask me.

The funny thing is that he is not long. He's not a bombsquadguy. He hits his driver maybe 250-270. He hits his irons a full club shorter than I do. Disclaimer: The guy is mid 60s. He's in great shape, he the game of a 50 year old. But, he's definitely not their target customer. He's just a guy that loves equipment and loves tinkering with "tour" stuff.

I played with him when he shot 67 one day. He makes A LOT of birdies. He hits his wedges close to the pin and he can putt.

That is Just like JR... just a little older but I have never seen him go that low. JR is more of a par machine.. just average with wedges and changed putters too much to impress in that dept.

Jon, is this the guy ?

http://ilikebigputts.com/?p=9

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

kamtile wrote:

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

mick philson wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

NotaBogey wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

hanker wrote:

So I guess my $10,000 club fitting in Vegas is canceled?

One of my regular playing partners just got back last week from a fitting in Henderson. He described the event as "mind blowing." He bought everything. He already has irons they built, but he reshafted them about a month ago with some TX-90s he had laying around. :lol:

The next time I play with him on Tuesday, I'll try to snap pics of his stuff.

He's also the guy that bought a $2700 Scotty and play with it.

How did you respond to your playing partner? We know your reputation for being quiet, reserve and keeping your opinion to yourself. Must have been an interesting dialog.

I kept my opinion to myself. The guy is an equipment ho and he has money to burn. He's our club champion, BTW. We went out and shot a 66 the other day as partners in a driving wind, so the guy can play a little bit.

That guy must be the best player out there that is so obsessive about equipment. That is rare. Usually very skilled players like your friend don't screw around that much. My buddy that you and Chubby met some years back is that goofy and he while not that good could go pretty low. Too odd birds if you ask me.

The funny thing is that he is not long. He's not a bombsquadguy. He hits his driver maybe 250-270. He hits his irons a full club shorter than I do. Disclaimer: The guy is mid 60s. He's in great shape, he the game of a 50 year old. But, he's definitely not their target customer. He's just a guy that loves equipment and loves tinkering with "tour" stuff.

I played with him when he shot 67 one day. He makes A LOT of birdies. He hits his wedges close to the pin and he can putt.

That is Just like JR... just a little older but I have never seen him go that low. JR is more of a par machine.. just average with wedges and changed putters too much to impress in that dept.

Jon, is this the guy ?

http://ilikebigputts.com/?p=9

No. The guy's name is Sweet. His balls say "Sweet Dude".

mick philson · **Posted:** Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:29 am

ShockwaveBob wrote:

What is all the "white powder" reference? Are they saying there was a drug aspect here?

Todd snorting up the profits?

Isn't he kind of fat for a coke addict ..or maybe that was his weight loss plan.

Biscuit · **Posted:** Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:34 am

mick philson wrote:

Isn't he kind of fat for a coke addict ..or maybe that was his weight loss plan.

Maybe he is snorting confectioner's sugar.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

The BSG thread is really heating up on wrx. People are coming out of the woodwork. :lol:

tee it high · **Posted:** Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:04 pm

ShockwaveBob wrote:

The BSG thread is really heating up on wrx. People are coming out of the woodwork. :lol:

link?

nevermind, I clicked the locked one above-- not the good one. I got it now.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

tee it high wrote:

ShockwaveBob wrote:

The BSG thread is really heating up on wrx. People are coming out of the woodwork. :lol:

link?

nevermind, I clicked the locked one above-- not the good one. I got it now.

Sorry, top of the page in the 19th hole.

JohnnyTN · **Joined:** Fri Aug 15, 2008 6:51 pm **Posts:** 2006

I'm tired of voicing my opinion of BSG :twisted:

tee it high · **Posted:** Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:20 pm

OK, I'm awake now. I didn't see one of those above was shottalk. I found the one you're talking about Jon, but I can't get past the fact that someone actually posted "with all that rigor ma roll" in one of the messages.

Seriously, rigor ma roll? :lol:

That may be the best screw-up of spelling ever on the interwebs.

JohnnyTN · **Joined:** Fri Aug 15, 2008 6:51 pm **Posts:** 2006

rigmarole.. have not used that in ages

SirNoir · **Joined:** Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:05 am **Posts:** 1154

tee it high wrote:

OK, I'm awake now. I didn't see one of those above was shottalk. I found the one you're talking about Jon, but I can't get past the fact that someone actually posted "with all that rigor ma roll" in one of the messages.

Seriously, rigor ma roll? :lol:

That may be the best screw-up of spelling ever on the interwebs.

It's not his fault, he probably doesn't get french benefits.

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

SirNoir wrote:

tee it high wrote:

OK, I'm awake now. I didn't see one of those above was shottalk. I found the one you're talking about Jon, but I can't get past the fact that someone actually posted "with all that rigor ma roll" in one of the messages.

Seriously, rigor ma roll? :lol:

That may be the best screw-up of spelling ever on the interwebs.

It's not his fault, he probably doesn't get french benefits.

Someone also got in trouble for not following Todd's edits. :lol:

ShockwaveBob · **Joined:** Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:18 pm **Posts:** 4120

Todd was just described as biz savoy. I'd say that sums it up.

PMantle · **Posted:** Tue Nov 03, 2009 8:20 am

ShockwaveBob wrote:

biz savoy.

I think he's from Eunice, La.

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