what is the quality of texan golf clubs?
Q. im thinking of buying 3 texan hybrids (18 degree, 21 degree, 24 degree with graphite shafts and soft velvet grips) brand new for 42 dollars. is this a good deal and are these good quality clubs?
Asked by jareddisidore - Thu Jul 2 00:10:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if you are a average golfer. one of the few who laughs and enjoys the game. very good investment. you can pay 5 times the price and still receive the same performance. they are clones. but higher quality clones. you also will eventually receive a offer for three wedges. very very high quality for the price. plus they have valid warranty. please take advantage of this offer. when the wedge offers come out jump on them. very wise long lasting investment. good luck
Answered by no idea????? - Thu Jul 2 12:15:41 2009

Any non-touristy Phoenix suggestions for a Texan to visit?
Q. I'll be there the last week of July for a girls-only week of relaxation. What's there to do? Other than the John Mayer concert-- which I'm already planning to attend. Any good, but not super expensive spas? Good local eateries? Cool spots to hang out? Yoga studios? Special Phoenix historical sites? Etc, etc, etc... THANX for the suggestions!!!
Asked by izalex26 - Fri May 30 18:13:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ok so I say go west, everyone always says all the fun stuff is on the east side of phoenix. And as far as dance clubs and high end restaurants that s pretty true. There is so much in the valley though you could easily enjoy yourself near where your concert will be held. While I have not been to all these places I suggest. They have stood the test of time in the valley and hopefully the links will help. The West Gate is awesome it has the Yard House and Fox Grill there s also an open area where they play music on the weekends. Oh wait girl week they also have sweet O wine and chocolates. Here s the link I don t know about spas but I am near the WigWam Resort and they do have a spa. I guess that s worth a link If you are up to… [cont.]
Answered by kermit72 - Fri May 30 22:25:58 2008

What major texan and American defeat inspired volunteers in their fight to rid Texas from Mexican rule?
Q. A U.S. History question i don't know. Help please!!
Asked by Nicole R - Tue Mar 18 20:01:52 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I will put my answers in parts, I know there will be some that have no interest what so ever to read the links. For those that are willing to do some reading there is some interesting information, I hope to peak your curiosity's enough to get a least one reader. "The story is quite fundamental. In the 18th century, the Mission San Antonio de Valero was created to help Spain Christianize the native population. The mission was unsuccessful and was secularized in 1793. In 1821, Mexico achieved independence from Spain and established a republic. Furthermore, Mexico created a constitutional government in 1824. In order to promote economic growth, Mexico offered liberal land grants to enterprising citizens of the United States. In return, the… [cont.]
Answered by Chief Whachusa - Tue Mar 18 22:16:57 2008