THese are the Adam golf clubs Doug and I ordered at Bobick's demo days today. They should be here in a week or so. I hope they are not too flashy for a beginner!
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- Although trained and working as a lawyer, my passion is as a contemporary needlework teacher, finisher, and owner of Cici Case Designs and Miss Cici’s Finishing School located in Northeast Indiana. My needlework classes emphasize the use of multiple fibers, textures, color and depth as created through the many stitch combinations found in today’s needlework designs (counted cross stitch, specialty stitches, hardanger, drawn thread, and others). Bringing the completed design to life, striving for perfection as created through stitching, and innovative finishing techniques are my trademarks. The hallmark of my work is the construction of the finished product as demonstrated through Miss Cici’s Finishing School. In addition to classes at stitching shops, I have taught embroidery and finishing at EGA and ANG guild events, Hoosier Stitchers’ events, and internet forums throughout the area. I measure my success through the achievements of my students, from the beginner to the advanced, as they seek to improve and enhance their needlework and finishing skills.
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Clubs are never too flashy, although Adams aren't expensive enough to impress anybody. If you can't hit the ball it's because you didn't spend enough money on your clubs. I recommend TP Callaway or Taylormade (tounament preferred) clubs which are twice the price of the "low life" versions. And of you don't have a Scotty Cameron putter you shouldn't show up on the course.
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