[YodasLuke]

It was a privilege to spend 7 wonderful days at Old Waverly. The facility was first class and the three days of the school befitting of it.

I want to thank my new found friends for making my stay so enjoyable. Especially Lynn, Ted, VJ and Tony for providing a path to a better understanding of the golf swing and how it works.

VJ is one talented individual. That session with Yoda in the locker room after the DVD showing was hilarious. It was the comedy channel at its best  VJ thank you or showing me what Southern hospitality is all about. Although you want to stay under the radar, I suspect your teaching talent won’t allow that to happen for long.

The hour spent with Tony on the putting green was invaluable. A more humble person one could never meet. Good luck at the Seniors’ tour qualifier at Birmingham. I hope you make it and give the field a shake.

Lynn lives the Golfing Machine and it is reflected in every word he says. Yoda, thank you for the time you spent with me. You lifted a lot of fog from my golf world.

Ted, thanks mate. I look forward to many rounds with you when you make it down under and in the future. Yoda is the master but you are not far behind.

Daryl, your knowledge of the book was impressive (did you read anything else over the past 25 years ) . I enjoyed the round we played together.

Neil, you had Ted , wondering what he had to do to get it put there past you. Shame about your place of birth. Bloody pommies . I will be thinking of you when the Ashes are on. Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi.

Hoppy, it was a pleasure and fun to spend time with you.

To everyone else, I thank you for making me feel so welcome. I hope I get the chance to meet up with you all again, and relive the wonderful experience that was Old Waverly.

You Aussies have a special way of making everyone feel like they're your best friend, and at the same time call them a donger with a big grin on your face. I had a great time on the course with you, and I appreciate your willingness to scrap playing and stick to practicing. It was humbling to have you travel so far to come see us. Next time, I'll do the traveling.

Keep me posted on you progress.

Your friend, Ted Fort