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I like the domain Steven. I would appraise it between 1500-2500 but if you get an enduser for this domain it can go xx,xxx

I am a big fan of live domains, especially sports related, good luck with the domain.
 
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well its really nice name IMO its high xxx to low xxxx. Even i have one golfing name its indianagolf.net, just for your info..
 
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The domain is okay, but I don't think it is worth as much as the others have stated.

LiveGolf.com would be better, but the ing brings the value down somewhat.

up to mid $xx to a reseller. If you find a motivated end user you might be able to get a $xxx amount, but might be tough in the current market.

Still a nice name and a good reg. Good luck!!

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I've got to agree with Holyroller here, the "ing" kills it for me. Huge difference in google results for "live golf" over "live golfing" and also for KW results via Adwords.

I want to like it but it's almost a "verb tense" issue with live + "ing"
Hollyroller's value seems to be dead on for me as well, but an end user could surprise you.

best of luck
 
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I do like live names. However, ing form of golf doesn’t fit with live. I don’t think it’s worth more than high $xx undeveloped. Having said that, an end user will certainly pay more than that; there are many 'fanatic' fans of golf out there. :lol:
 
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