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Brian: I can't dispute whether Mac said TGM was "tragically flawed". At the January symposium he said TGM was "60% good". He did not elaborate on the comment, but I thought he might have meant that, in his opinion, about 60% was needed for practical application for the golfing student. Who knows, but I didn't hear him mention anything about flaws.

MGJordan: Mac resides in Palm Springs. I don't know how to contact him. He gave me his email address after the recent symposium but I don't think he would like me giving it out. For what it's worth, I sent him an email after the school and it went unanswered.

Mac said he would publish his research soon, probably within the year and will have a software program to accompany his findings.

My AI, Ted Britschgi, has also stated that Mac compressed the ball more than anyone he ever saw, creating a unique cannon shot sound.

Although he couldn't hit full shots due to his injury, I did witness Mac hitting flop shots greenside using a 2-iron! Something to behold... He worked with Seve for years and, in fact, teaches his short game method as the model.

Bruce