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>> Doug, >> >> The ten strokes was just a random figure, I wasn't >> holding anyone to any high standard for improvement >as >> you suggest. I don't even know what Remington's >> average score is and it doesn't matter to me. >> Although, say if someone was normally shooting in the >> ninetys and made a breakthrough with something in >> their game a ten stroke drop in their game could >> easily happen. So I think you're jumping to >conclusion >> and again I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. >> Have a nice day. >> >> Don > >Don, see you have me all wrong. I'm trying to help >you. We're all trying to learn here, right? I mean, >if I were truly interested in how much someone has >improved, I would ask "So, has the new grip helped? >How many strokes have you improved?" > >See, setting out a "random" number (like 10 strokes, >which is an unusually high number of strokes to >improve by one simple change) could be construed as a >challenge to another's credibility, or an attempt to >discredit their discovery. > >Just trying to help you, Don. I wouldn't want YOU to >lose any credibility you might have here... > >Sleep Tight, > >Doug

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