[Daz]

We dont get the golf digest articles in the UK magazines until a couple of months later so I havent seen the article. I do have the book though and I also really like it as a laymans intro to TGM.

I agree that his aiming point seems to be directed to aiming the clubhead to low point as opposed to aiming the hands. Although I think Ben Doyles bunker drill is one of the best.

I also find his idea of teaching basic motion and FLW first with a putter but then talking about a shoulder only stroke strange as its taking away from the hands and concentrating more on the shoulder motion.

Then he extends basic motion to a chip shot but in the pictures he plays the ball of his back foot with a very open stance?.

The main source of confusion I found and many students who I have recommended the book to have pointed this out as well is the pictures of his grip. Why does he pose for pictures using a club that has the grip logo on the side of the shaft? I even had one guy ask if this is where the logo should be when he places his grip on the club which meant a very open clubface. Ive explained to them that many pros have their grips fitted either upside down or offset.

Only other point on the book is the pictures why are they so small? Would have also been nice to have some colour. Im sure Taylor Made would have paid as there are so many pics of their clubs in there.

All in all though a great book thats way ahead of the rest and he credits Homer Kelley which means more people will be interested in TGM. FLW, Low point , Straight Plane Line...