[YodasLuke]

Wow, I seemed to have touched a nerve here. First off, I love Lynn's and Brian's and Chuck's forums and what they are trying to do, i.e. helping people play better golf. I also hate when these threads degenerate into mud slinging affairs. In another post Ted Fort wrote something to the effect that he is the "king of Anologies", why would an instructor say that, probably because he found that there is a difference between information and knowledge and that for some students he had to use different vocabulary to teach them. Now to keep this from getting too personal, thanks for the useful feedback all, a simple "You really should buy the book because, it's great" would have sufficed (I have ordered it). Thanks again for the constructive feedback.

I teach so many people from so many different walks of life that I have to get the point across in any way that I can. If I mention TGM, most would ask if they could get in it. In other words, 'can you strap me in this golfing machine?' Many lengthy and unneeded explanations follow that little conversation. No...it's a book...and on and on and on....

I know it's hard to believe, but out of 1500 lessons a year, I get one or two that don't know about TGM.