Old FGI Memories Thread
Triggered the memories of SMT & Geek's epic interchanges (all in good fun of course). Good Times. 
Who posted the thread about acquiring a super low budget bag of clubs and trying to break 80 with it?
MidwayJ on the short list.... @sdandrea1 
rsvman2 I don't think so. It was a detailed journey about how and what clubs were acquired to stay within the ultra low budget, then attempts to shoot low enough with them. I think there was also a twist where he was forced to continue to use those clubs until he broke 80. It might have been baab but I don't recall for certain.
Darkside also had an epic thread of a Dunlop Loco review and he also listed the clubs he had, alphabetically, that was a mile long. lol
I golfed with him in AZ. Awesome guy.
I miss him and his sidekick Tap In.
I remember Tim Hewitt/myOstrich Golf. SUPER smart and nice guy! And wasn’t Tim one of the founders of the International Clubmakers Guild?
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MidwayJ It might have been baab but I don't recall for certain.
Baab, a phonetically spelled, Long Guyland pronunciation of Bob is the one who donated a set of hybrid heads for the Ex's golf bag. They'll soon be passed down to my eldest granddaughter. Thanks Baab, gwog, and Mickeygoo for the club-building and donation. The set's got a killer Pink driver! Made by Bang Golf? Truly is a nice head, with a pink shaft. Bring on "Barbie"!
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LogicalOne I remember Tim Hewitt/myOstrich Golf. SUPER smart and nice guy! And wasn’t Tim one of the founders of the International Clubmakers Guild?
I played a round with Tim at Persimmon Ridge in Louisville. Tim was always in a good humor and had a big smile on his face. The Professional Clubmakers Society (PCS) had a headquarters building on the course near the pro shop. Tim was there for an annual PCS meeting and invited me, CoachSB and RangerX for a round at Persimmon which is a very unusual course. Almost every green has a huge hump in the ground. Rumor was that there was an elephant buried in every green. 
