Hi ive have been playing golf for just over a year now and im pleased to say im really enjoying it! You get so much statisfaction when your game starts to improve. I decided to look for a product to help me and after looking through different books and websites I finally found this Golf Guide. Please take a look it helped me so much and my game is seeing definate results!

No link mate???

I assumed it had been removed by the mods as it is obviously SPAM.

its helping me, why such the negative feedback??

Because it's an often repeated trick - new "member" signs up, no rounds entered, no buddies, no other information and their first post is about some "miracle" product they've "discovered".  As I say, SPAM. 

Certainly isn't the way I would introduce myself onto a new forum!

Russ

I removed the link for eaxctly the reason James said.  It's nothing personal David, but we have had a few recently.  If it makes you feel a little better, I actually came onto the thread to welcome you to the site so I'll do that now. 

Welcome to the site David and welcome to the wonderful addictive game that destroys your life and sanity.  Golf

Thank you Chris! I have tried these methods and they are working for me. I'am sorry if it is affending some people on here, its not quite the start I was looking for. http://www.golfshake.com/scripts/ckeditor/plugins/smiley/images/confused_smile.g
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No offence caused David.  We've had lots of experience of spamming, ranging from just posting a link in a new thread, through replying to threads with "I get some clubs from www.reallydodgyfakeclubs.co.ch.  They really cheap and help me play more better", on to replying with a really helpful post that finishes with "Try this link, the advice really helped me" when the poster is the website owner.  We've even had two "different" posters, one having a problem and the other being the helpful assister with a full thread conversation that finishes with "Try this website" in an attempt to make it look more legitimate. 

If you look back in the forums (not too far either if you use Active Posts) you will see several people have been stung by buying fake clubs.  One of the favourite tactics of these fake suppliers is to try to befriend via forums such as these.  You can see why I (we) were cautious. 

David, I didn't click on the link which may be very useful to us all because I wonder why the link goes through click bank which is a none affiliate marketing scheme. Who's making the money on this ?

I checked the link before I removed it and saw click bank in it.  Wasn't sure what it was hence removing it

Maybe instead of us all having to buy the book / guide thingy, David could serialise the advise and tips on this forum so we can all benefit?

Surely as a new member looking to make friends you'd be happy to share the words of wisdom that have helped him so much, and given the current economic climate we all get to save a few bob!

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