Now I'm interested in the book . . . wasn't gonna read it. Did y'all see the little write up about it in the most recent Golf Digest with the dude with the starter mullet that assumes 'the position' when he reads putts on the cover . . . Golf Digest called us a "cult." Beautiful.
So, they think we're a cult? Maybe the "Right Forearm Flying Wedge" Handshake gave us away.
Or, maybe our habit of Capitalizing terms.
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Capitalization of the first letter is employed to restrict the connotation of a term to the golfer’s application only. Which is narrower than the general application in some instances and wider in other instances.
Or, maybe our habit of using coded language: "You can't use 10-2-D with Horizontal-Hinging, you twit."
Or could it possibly be our sense of humor:
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"WANTED-TGM INSTRUCTOR: Analyze and Teach the Golfing Machine method by Homer Kelley, including Magic of the Right Forearm, Flying Wedges, 10-2-B Grip, Hip Motion and Action, the On-Plane Right Forearm and Extensor Action. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY."
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