[Yoda]

We do want to sustain the line of compression and we want to sustain the inclined plane, don't we?

In the conversation we're having now, Bernt, I first want to make sure we have our principles right. It's important we understand the underlying laws our procedures must avoid, harness, or overpower (2-L). It's also important that we "get it right" as we present TGM to others.

TGM has been under attack since Homer Kelley published the first edition in 1969. In the 41 years since, most assaults were bred of a distrust in its scientific approach to the game. Lately, a handful of detractors say it's not scientific enough. And yet they still quote from it.

Go figure.

Meanwhile, BG shot 64 yesterday in the final round of The Sony. He averaged 274 yards off the tee and averaged 100 percent Driving Accuracy. (I like 100 percent averages: they're easy to figure. ) It was the low round of the day, and trust me, he ain't givin' a dime back.