[Yoda]

The danger of reliance on "authority" as a basis for argument should be obvious. Its also one of the logical fallacies.

The decision to rely on the authority of The Golfing Machine -- in whole or in part -- resides with the individual. While I do not have the right (or, for that matter, the inclination) to dictate such reliance, I do recommend it as a useful shortcut for those who would play better golf now.

Homer Kelley understood that much amplification of his work was both necessary and inevitable (1-H). He knew that his seminal approach (Scientific Golf / 1-G) had opened a whole new territory for those interested in "such things". For that reason, he referred to his students as "pioneers".

Indeed.