Hibore Monster Xls Drivers For Mac

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Cleveland introduced the HiBore driver last year with its distinctive scooped-out crown, and this latest version promises even better performance thanks to a larger, even more forgiving, clubface. Cleveland hi-bore monster xls 10.5 degree driver regular flex graphite 0716956; cleveland hi-bore monster xls 10.5 degree driver regular flex graphite 0716956.

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From Golf Magazine (Buyer's Guide, May 2009)
It's for: All skill levels

Steve Chien, VP of R&D: 'This is our latest generation of modern and innovative design for maximum distance and control. Our goal is to reach maximum MOI while still enhancing distance. We accomplish our mission by utilizing maximum dimensions (5' x 5' USGA limit) for stability and forgiveness. A longer, lighter Fujikura shaft increases ball speed for more distance.'

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How it works: This is an ultra-stable, forgiving Monster (MOI is 5,900 g x cm2). The large, thin face triggers the firm's biggest, broadest hitting area (16 percent larger than HiBore XLS). Twenty-four grams of discretionary weight spread across its rear allow off-center hits to perform on par with center contact. The raised face (relative to where the sole touches the ground) reduces mass by seven grams low in the face and contributes to its 'high launch, low spin' profile. Monster XLS comes in a Tour (440cc) version with a 2° open clubface, Standard (460cc) with a square face or Draw (460cc; offset) with a 3° closed face. You can dial in ball flight with Fujikura's Flightspeed Fit-On Gold shaft (high trajectory) or Flightspeed Fit-On Red (lower, more penetrating shape). Amd 13.12 driver for mac.

$299, graphite clevelandgolf.com

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The noun boar refers to an uncastrated pig. The noun boor refers to a rude or ill-mannered person.

As a verb, bore means to make a hole or passage or to become tiresome or dull. In addition, bore is the past tense of the irregular verb bear.​

As a noun, bore refers to a hole made by boring, the hollow part of a tube, or someone or something that is dull and tiresome.

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Examples

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  • My grandmother once stepped out onto the front porch and shot a boar that was attacking her dogs.
  • To avoid having to attend dinner parties, Jon played the part of a hopeless boor—an uncouth country bumpkin.
  • An engineer conceived a plan to bore a tunnel through the mountain ridge to speed upriver freight traffic.
  • The graduation speaker was a complete bore, and half the audience went to sleep.

Practice

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(a) These creatures _____ into the limestone by dissolving it with an acidic chemical they excrete.
(b) It was a Norse tradition to eat wild _____ at Yuletide.
(c) If an Englishman settles in Australia, he is regarded as a _____ if he criticizes all things Australian and constantly harps on how much better the English are.
(d) Phil's friends say that he has become a total _____, talking about nothing but his children and his golf game.

Answers to Practice Exercises: Boar, Boor, and Bore

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(a) These creatures bore into the limestone by dissolving it with an acidic chemical they excrete.
(b) It was a Norse tradition to eat wild boar at Yuletide.
(c) If an Englishman settles in Australia, he is regarded as a boor if he criticizes all things Australian and constantly harps on how much better the English are.
(d) Phil's friends say that he has become a total bore, talking about nothing but his children and his golf game.