[drewitgolf]

At age 10 I began reading Jones (Ernest and Bobby), Hogan, Armour, Dunn, Bomer....

I became a PGA Professional 20 years ago. I want to get results with my students and my own game. Like many of the dedicated golf professional that post here, I expected more from myself than anyone else expected. I wanted to go the extra mile and find "The Truth".

Invested countless dollars and hours trying to find that truth (My golf library has over 1,000 books, some dating back to the turn of the century, and over 500 tapes on instruction alone). Some day my heirs will sell them off and make a fortune. Finally figured out there was no one truth, but many.

Added TGM to the collection about 1985. Knew all along TGM had the answers, but I didn't have all the pieces to the puzzle. Searched high and low for any information relating to TGM, still do. The long and winding yellow-brick road has brought me hear to the Emerald (now light green) City, with occasional visits to Manzellaland. Only difference is that I pay attention to the man behind the curtain; The Wizard of Yoda.

"There is no place like home." Thanks for leaving the light on.