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Where is there a mini golf course that is similar to the ones in the movies or tv shows?
I don’t know any specific movies or shows. but I’m referring to the mini golf courses that you see in movies or tv shows where there is a windmill or the clown that opens and closes his mouth, and you have to get the ball in through there. Where are the mini golf courses like this? I have never seen one except once and that was a very long time ago. And I don’t care where it is located, I’m just curious.
They’re all different, you’ll just have to get lucky in finding one like that, most of those courses are probably going to be pretty old. I live in Wichita, Kansas and our east-side mini-golf course has two windmills (one on each of their courses) but they’re nothing impressive, they’re just props
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Sid Meier’s Sim Golf For Mac?
Was Sid Meier’s Sim Golf made for Mac as well? I had a Windows computer a while ago but it got old and basically died. I miss that game and I want to play it again but my parents got a Mac.
Sorry no they didn’t… Sid Meier only makes games for PC. I was disappointed when I found out I couldn’t get the game.
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Interview, company advertises as “Business Casual”?
I have an interview scheduled for the end of this week. In doing some additional research on this potential employer, I noticed that they “advertise” business casual M-Th and casual on Fridays, it seems to be one of their main selling points to potential candidates. Am I all right showing up khaki pants and a golf shirt, or should I still dress the part of a prospective employee and wear a suit? I am interviewing for a Network Administrator position.
P.S. The “Prospective Employees” page on their website shows the CEO wearing shorts and a Hawaiian shirt.
Even though the company may be very casual, I would recommend you dress business formal for any job interview.
Those employees that can get away with golf shirts at work have already proven themselves. You have not and need to make an excellent impression. You can always show a bit of humor in the interview if you are concerned about being too stiff for the company.
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Is this a good set of clubs for a beginner golfer?
http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3002550&cp=1309436.714765&pg=1&view=all&s=A-StorePrice-TSA&searchSort=TRUE&parentPage=family
^^^ GO TO LINK PLEASE
That’s the set I was looking at is that a good set or no?
Why or why not?
Golden Bear Women’s Mega SQ 17pc Package Set
$249.99
* 460cc square driver with enhanced motion of inertia with graphite shaft
* 3 and 5 square fairway woods with graphite shafts
* 5 and 6 square hybrids with graphite shafts
* 7-sand wedge stainless steel irons with graphite shafts
* Alignment putter
* Golden Bear all-weather rubber grips
* Deluxe ladies’ cart bag
* 5 covers for woods
* Complimentary “Golf Tips by Jack” booklet
its fine for a beginner, but realize that you are going to get what you pay for. These clubs are not very expensive because they are made from cheaper materials. I am sure that primary component is aluminum, rather than titanium or stainless steel. Now, if you don’t hit the ball very hard, that will probably be ok for now. But if you swing at it with any force at all, you are going to want clubs made from stainless steel.
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