[Delaware Golf]

In our January 1982 Master Class, Homer Kelley never mentioned a listing order (of the Variations) from "most to least difficult" . . . or vice versa. Nor is such a listing defined in his text, The Golfing Machine.

Homer did talk of listing the Variations from "simplest to most sophisticated" or from "least restrictive to zero". These progressive listings are so defined in Chapter 1-H.

Of the Release Triggers (Component #20), the final listed Variation (Left Wrist Throw / 10-20-E) is the most sophisticated.

I got the order of difficulty concept from Chuck Evans. I would think the word difficulty could be associated with the terms "simplest to most sophisticated". I looked up the word "Sophisticated" in the Microsoft word Thesaurus and the first word that came up was "Complicated" and one of the words associated with complicated is "difficult". There you have it. Sophisticated is associated with the word "difficult".

Oh, BTW, a 3/4/5 day Masterclass is not the end all in education. I find those educational experiences as a starting point not a complete treatment on any subject.

DG