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I'm heading down to the Victoria Park Golf Course and using their driving range at about 4.30pm today (Sunday the 11th)

All welcome, good for a laugh. They will have some clubs for those without too. Cost is about $10 for the bucket of balls. Don't know what they charge for clubs.

Dave

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id like to come but i dont know any of you's

Jeebus Alex, grow a set and come along!! No one will bite, well, not until we get to know you!!

This is how we get to know people!! Turn up, introduce yourself and ttake it from there.

See you at 4.30pm

Dave

Large, balding old fart in a funny T-shirt

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Yeah Noy

The one on Beams road is alright but i can hook the balls over the fence into the car park with a 4 or 5 iron...

So id be carefull as to where you park in the car park...

Plus Vic park at night is just so pretty, looking at the city lights while you smack some balls...

I must have missed you lot by an hour or so, I play Vic park all the time and I hit balls there every week...

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