[Daryl]

Well done D, you have captured precisely why most of the golfing world shuns TGM.

They shun TGM because it's difficult. If golf carts were banned, half of the worlds Golfers would quit tomorrow.

I'll tell you why 'D' Plane and 'Stack and Tilt' became popular. It's because they "promise" an "easier" way. There have been 'D' Planes and 'Stack and Tilts' for everything since man first walked on two feet. "Use this Face Cream and your wrinkles will disappear." "Pampers Diapers". There are thousands of 'D' Planes and 'Stack and Tilts'. They aren't about Golf. They're about a persons hope that there's a short-cut, an easier way, a cheat, a magic move, or a magic pill.

If everyone can become a great golfer by taking a pill, then Golf wouldn't be important anymore. It's valuable because it's hard.

One of the "D Plane" Pro's said the other day: "forgettabout TGM. All that ya gotta doo is hit da ball down the middle of da fairway". No shit? That's it? I thought it might be harder than that?

The 'C' Plane should be popular some day and 'Stack and Whack' may prove useful in the future. If you give a guy a simple sounding system, such as "Stack and Tilt", then he'll blame himself when things go wrong. If you give him a complicated system, he'll blame you when he fails for not teaching it correctly or simplifying it for him to understand. He'll call you stupid.


Do you know why there are more "Rocket Scientists" than Pro Golfers? Because being a Rocket Scientist is Easier. If Golf were easier to understand and Learn then there would be more pro golfers than Rocket Scientists. If you tell a Rocket scientist that he'll get more money, chicks and fast cars as a pro golfer, he'll probably ask you advice on the best way to learn. If I were you, I'd tell him the 'D' Plane.