Diane Chase/Golfing Machine model
 

SI just arrived in the office and the Golf Plus section has a nice article by Scott Gummer, author of the new book about Homer and the Golfing Machine. The story is about Diane Chase, the lady in the photos in the book. She lives in Honolulu and no longer plays the game. But Homer gave her the first copy of the book and wrote a nice note to her and signed it. Value on ebay would be ???? Nice little story.

Dude that's cool . . . is there a way to link up that article?

I'm REAL stupid with computers. The last one of these I faxed to Ben and he posted it. Bambam, you out there??

Was there any reference in the article to her getting married or remarrying after she did the work? I had a different last name. Thanks

Nothing about her marital stuff, just gave her name

You can do the same thing again if you have the article. Same fax # as before.

OK---it is on the way. Get out your catcher's mitt.

Thanks dcg

Which issue of SI
 

Which issue is this from? I want to pick it up. I have the book and enjoyed it but thought I would get the article just to keep with the book.

Thanks.

Nice to see SI give the book a little publicity. That article is an excerpt from Gummer's book on Homer.:)

link to S.I. story on Diane
 

Hello,

My name is Scott Gummer, and I am the author of the new book Homer Kelley's Golfing Machine: The Curious Quest that Solved Golf.

There is a link to the Sports Illustrated story on Diane at www.HomerGolf.com

Diane was later married for a brief time to a man named Reid, that may be the name to which DOCW3 is referring.

Reid Between the Lines
 

Don't tell Bucket that she is single. He still thinks she is hot.

Hi Scott,

I just read your book "The Seventh at St Andrews."
It was a great read

Fast Track
 

Thanks, Scott.

For a quickstart on Scott's article, go here:

http://www.pantherpictures.com/scott...omer.Diane.pdf

:)

"A Good Reid"
 

Only thinking of Diane's saftey.

What highway runs to Hawaii??

Yes, Reid is the name I had. Thanks

Aloha also means good-bye
 

That would be the California Interstate Highway!