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  1. We’ve had to buy a 5th ticket off stubhub 3 times. In 2022 a Monday ticket was ~$900. In 2024 a Wednesday ticket and in 2025 a Tuesday ticket were both around $1,500. Depending on when you buy that can be anywhere from 1k to 2k+. Add another 30% or so for stubhub fees. There is a pretty significant fluctuation in prices from July to April. Cheapest times seem to be in the few weeks after they draw the winners. For that first month or so if you check daily you can find some cheap as people that just want to move them fast will way undercut the market. Another slight dip in late fall. Prices typically rise slightly from new years until the week before the tournament. A week out the prices will be highly weather dependent. If there is a day that looks like a rain out the days around it will double+. This past year immediately after uga got knocked out of the playoffs there was a quick $~500 jump in prices after uga fans moved their national championship funds to masters tickets.
  2. We’ve always gone via the lottery. I got my name pulled for 2018 & 2024. One of the guys I went with had an employee win and sell him the tickets for 2020 (those tickets ended up being used for 2022). And this year same guy had a friend that won but couldn’t use them.
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  4. I was pretty close to this viewpoint at this time. Top row of the grandstand on 16. Was sitting next to a green jacket. I held off from commenting about cell phones not being allowed when he pulled his out to read a text message. That was a great set of groups that came through at that time.
  5. This is the answer. Every dollar a beginner puts into clubs beyond just having something made in the last 20 years before getting at least one lesson is wasted money in my opinion. The level of enjoyment of the game someone will have by being started on the right path to a proper swing vs buying new clubs and not being able to swing them is immeasurable. Being able to shoot in the neighborhood of 100 with shit clubs is massively more fun than writing down 126 without counting all of the mis-hits with new clubs. Get 3 lessons and get to the range at least half a dozen times between them to work in what he’s teaching you. Whatever cadence allows you to get to the range enough between the lessons. That would potentially take years off of the learning curve. Do it before you build a bunch of bullshit faults into your swing. Then you can make an informed decision on your clubs.
  6. What about those 5 LIV golf wins?
  7. Alternating 18 & 10
  8. I’m getting started on a project I’ve been mulling over for a few years. I want to make a travel bar in a briefcase. Somewhat inspired by antique pistol cases where you’d have a box for your pistol and all of the implements and tools, I want to have a case where I have everything I need to make an old fashioned and a Manhattan as well as play music. I finally came across a briefcase with the right feel to it. A little more beat up than I’d prefer but the style and the price were right. The briefcase: Plan for the layout of the case: And the current status, measuring things to Make sure it’ll all fit. The fabric in this picture is some chocolate brown pig suede that I’m going to reline the inside with.
  9. I thought it sounded familiar, looking at his channel I’ve seen a few of his videos. I know some of those. Never heard of Hess, I’ll check it out.
  10. I’ll have to give that a try. Who do you like watching on YouTube?
  11. I have an old dewalt 733 that I kind of hate but it gets the job done and it was free. The raising/lowering mechanism is gummed up and it takes an absurd amount of effort. It also has way more snipe than I would like to deal with, both in depth and length up the board. If I really need to minimize snipe I run some scrap pieces with it to take the snipe. There is a long list of tools to buy before replacing it so it’ll never end up getting replaced before it dies. When I do I’ll probably go with a 735 and get a helical cutter for it.
  12. Because I don’t mind adding 1% to the time of building something to make sure she’s happy with something she’s going to look at every day? I know I fucking hate when I’m looking at something I made and all I see is “I wish I would have made it lighter/darker/warmer”. Why would I not take the extra time to make sure someone else doesn't feel that way? I guess it’s a luxury of doing woodworking as a hobby rather than a profession. I can waste time on perfectionism instead of having to worry about profit.
  13. 3 Rubio monocoat samples on white oak and a piece of unfinished, unsanded walnut right off the planer.
  14. I can’t fathom charging someone for a build and not having them approve a physical sample of the wood/finish combo. Hell when I make something for my wife I show her a sample of the finish on an off cut from the project before I commit to anything. Also, it looks like the floating panels of the doors are birch and not oak. And I’m not 100% convinced the rest of it is oak. The splotchiness and what looks like grain reversal in some places. Maybe pine, maybe poplar. I’d love to see the end grain of the drawers. At the very least the still visible milling marks and inconsistent sanding are the wrong choice for the stain used. The rustic milling isn’t necessarily bad in and of itself if you like that look, but it needs to have a better dye/stain combo to avoid the harsh splotchiness. But more specifically, it’s not remotely close to the refined (actually planed smooth and sanded properly) look in the inspiration piece. Did you or the builder specify actually using walnut? IMO there isn’t a better looking wood than walnut with a thin oil finish (what is pictured in your sample). All that said, what you got wouldn’t look terrible in a rustic house, but it’s a far cry from the level of finish in the inspiration.
  15. heso

    PGA Tour 2025

    2 eagles and a birdie through 7 holes and he’s -2.
  16. Contrast that with Steven Stamkos, who can remember every detail about every goal he’s ever scored. The names of the defenders, how he got the puck, how he moved through the zone, where he shot it. Give him a date and an opponent and he can describe every detail about the goals he scored that game.
  17. Could have at least styled the swastika in the style of the logo.
  18. Allen says he did it to be closer to his daughters. He also got a raise from 1.5 million at psu to 1.9 million at Clemson. Makes him tied as the 10th highest paid assistant coach. Still making less than the 2.5 million Clemson was paying Venables as DC. That matches what Blake Baker (LSU DC) is currently making as the highest paid assistant coach. Most likely candidate for Penn state DC is probably Anthony Poindexter, current safeties coach and Co-DC. he’s interviewed for the job twice already when Brent Pry left to be HC and VTech and when Diaz left to be HC at Duke.
  19. He was the exact same player at Penn state. Could be called for a flag on almost every play, gets flagged often.
  20. I think he’s still a serviceable qb with a competent oline and a slightly better set of WRs.
  21. Pickens is the most frustrating WR in recent memory. And that’s with the long list of head cases the Steelers have had. He’s capable of such ridiculous highlight reel plays, but completely disappears so often.
  22. wtf was that? I thought we agreed everyone was passing to TEs and RBs only in the semifinals
  23. No they won’t. This is no better than just missing the national championship all those years they were the 2nd or 3rd best team in the big ten. Still the same thing. 2nd or 3rd best team in the big ten. Still a few players and a good coach short of a national championship. There’s nothing to feel good about with this playoff run. if Allar is even decent they win this game easily.
  24. 5 guys caught passes, 3 TEs and 2 RBs
  25. And a Steelers fan. It’s going to be a rough weekend of football.
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