John, Tommy, Jeff...
Thank you all for the very kind words.
Tommy, you commented that, "The weakest part I thought was about his design philosophy. I thought it could have been fleshed out a little more."
I agree with you, in fact, as I was writing it I knew that I was going to be limited on how large I could make that section, yet something needed to be there about it. So I decided to do a second volume that would examine his philosophies of design and show how they were put into actual practice. In addition there will be a large section on protecting his design intent during renovations or expansions. This is important, not just for the obvious reasons, but because he made every effort to design his courses to be expanded and technology would make others insignificant.
In addition to that, I now also plan two further volumes about Tilly. One will be an intimate photographic examination of the courses of his that have hosted championships and tournaments of national significance and the history of the championships played.
The final volume is going to be a sequel to his two books about his fictional Cobble Valley as it exists today. As part of this I am planning to do something that Tilly never did... design the Cobble Valley Country Club! In fact I am hoping that many here on site will take part as I will be announcing an "Armchair Architect Contest" of sorts to do so. Ran has already given me permission to announce and seek entries through GCA. More on that will follow.
Sorry to go on so long, but I felt that Tommy had a legitimate point that needed answering.