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Sunday, June 15, 2008
About Me
- Name: John Gorman
- Location: Alexandria, Virginia, United States
I am a 13 handicapper with a goal to play as many different courses around the world as possible. I have played 318 to date, and my favorite course is Cypress Point Club in California, followed closely by Lahinch in Ireland and Royal County Down in Northern Ireland. I am a course rater for one of the major national golf publications. I play with Titleist AP-2 irons (3-PW), a Titleist Vokey 52 degree wedge, a Ram Tom Watson Scoring System 55 degree sand wedge, a Cleveland 60 degree lob wedge, a Cobra ZL Encore driver, a Titleist 906F4 three-wood, and a Rossie II putter. I play Bridgestones, Titleists, or Srixons.
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