[airair]

Way back in the 1600s, Sir Issac Newton invented calculus to support his explorations into the laws of force and motion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philoso...ia_Mathematica

Wow.

When was the last time someone invented a new school of mathematics to support his observations of "the way things work"?

Ain't happened.

Today, three centuries later, golfers everywhere ignore those laws, and their high handicaps evidence their ignorance.

Air is a born educator and a retired professional teacher. He is a curious and ardent explorer of many things, not the least of which is his own golf stroke. In this regard, he respects and seeks valued help along the way. Help that precedes -- and augments -- the work he does "on his own".

With due respect to Yogi Berra:

When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

We ain't there yet.

I*m not quite sure I understood what you are saying here. I think you are defending me. In that case - thanks. But "the fork in the road" and "we ain't there yet" is a little unclear for me. If it means that I must stick to what you have taught me - and not try anything else - I agree.
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