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Instead of assuming you know what Catholics believe, I’d encourage you to read the Catechism of the Catholic Church and find out for yourself.
I see him every morning for mass at St George. He’s a good dude
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You cannot even validate your own doctrines with your own bible, much less know what scripture says instead of the traditions of men.



You know nothing about the Catholic Church. So don’t try to pretend you’re some kind of authority on what we believe
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Brame birdied holes 11, 12


Yeah, he plays a cut. :lol:
I was out at the range there yesterday. Lots of talented guys practicing out there.

re: Jumbo Max Grips

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 6/10/25 at 8:40 am
Also, if you’re regripping your clubs yourself, be sure to use enough solvent for an easy slide on. The oversized grip insides can be a litttle flimsy feeling

re: Jumbo Max Grips

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 6/10/25 at 7:50 am
Not at all. I have big hands though. Matter of fact it’s easier to hold the club in my fingers now

re: Jumbo Max Grips

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 6/10/25 at 7:31 am
You’ve got about 13 years on me, but I went through the same problem in my knuckles. They would hurt badly after a round or a range session. So much so that i thought about quitting.

The oversized grip completely solved the problem for me. No more pain.

I use the Winn dritac oversize 2.0.

re: Golf has a numbers problem

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 6/6/25 at 8:57 am
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And after the first one you don’t get anything more than 5 seconds to read it.


I'm all for faster pace of play, but I don't agree with this. For me, rushing a comebacker always leads to a miss. I want to quickly mark and realign and go through my pre-putt routine. It keeps me in rhythm. And it's also saved me from a lot of 3 jacks.
Oh I expect to see a whole new defensive structure. And that includes wholesale D personnel changes.

As far as the forwards go, I would love to see them hang on to Aleksanyan and Esposito (the college kid) as well. 2 youngsters with a lot of potential.
Barry is not the controlling owner anymore. He's pretty much been evicted from owning multiple teams in the league because he was a glorified hockey slumlord.

We've got a new controlling owner, new GM, and now new Head Coach. Things are moving in the right direction.

So...long story short, get excited.


ETA: And yes. the league is terrible. They could start improving it by forcing players to honor trades. But they let them pick and choose where they land, and teams get nothing in return, while other teams stack themselves with talent. It's happened to the Zydeco at least 5 times in the last 2 years.
Schipol Airport in Amsterdam was pretty first class in the mid 2000’s when I visited

re: Golf has a numbers problem

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/26/25 at 12:37 pm
I wouldn’t mind either.

But it’s the equivalent to one of us baws showing up to the course wearing bike shorts and a wife beater. Not very fair

re: Golf has a numbers problem

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/26/25 at 10:31 am
Lots of women picking up the game lately. Which is great.

But follow the fricking dress code. As much as we enjoy looking, You can’t show up to play in tiny shorts and halters. This isn’t beach volleyball. Collared shirts are a requirement

re: When did we peak this year?

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/26/25 at 9:57 am
Yep. Fortunately they’ve done enough work to play at home in the postseason. Facing some non-conference pitching will help get the confidence back up. Hopefully that kick starts an offensive tear that ends very late in Omaha

re: Really missing Sherwood

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/23/25 at 8:30 pm
You could say this about any one of Sherwood, Shenandoah, Fairwood, or Briarwood

re: Santa Maria Hole 18

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/22/25 at 8:28 am
This hole needs fixing. Period.

The fairway bottlenecks and there is no tee shot landing area. Then if you get it down in the short stuff theres a giant oak keeping you from going for the green. And the roots extend out into the "fairway"

They need to do one of two things to fix this hole.

1. Move the left hand fairway bunker back toward the tee 30-40 yards
2. Cut the tree down and extend the fairway via bulkhead out into the lake 15-20 yards.

and I'll add a third. When the pin is back left, there is zero margin for error. end up left and miss the putt and it's going off the green. Hammer it too hard from the bottom of the slope back up the hill and it's in the rough. I'd like to see them extend that tier more to the middle of the green.

re: Decent golf off I- 55

Posted by TXGunslinger10 on 5/12/25 at 8:15 pm
Wolf Hollow in Wesson, MS.

It’s on the campus of Co-Lin CC but it is a phenomenal layout with rolling hills