First off, I didn't call you out by name, and I didn't link any of those RGs, so nobody could've found out who you were. As such, I didn't explicitly or effectively call you out, so I can't be blamed for being involved in a discussion that is now specifically about your score history.
Second, I'm pretty sure it's against the rules to allow another person to play on your account.
Third, I find it highly unlikely that your wife consistently plays 2-3 for every round that you play. You've been a member since 2009, so it seems to me that, at some point, she would have taken a few days off, at which time your superior play would have moved you at least up to the master tier.
Fourth, I'm not actually that upset about it and was just using your score history as an example. In fact, on the rare occasion that I do report a sandbagger to WGTSky, I suggest something very mild be done, such as the issuance of a warning. Most people call for outright and immediate banishment, whereas I simply just try to put an end to their antics and get them to play fair. I care so little about being beaten (or in this case, tied) once or twice that I didn't even report you. I only report people when it happens 5-10 times.
As far as my "extreme rise toward the top" goes, I demonstrate, here on the forums, that my understanding of the game, which was once very poor, is now exceptional. My unimpressive stats prove that I played on a mediocre level for a very long time, but I've also learned from my mistakes, and my scores in the past few months show it. When it comes to the courses that I play often, there is nobody with a superior understanding of game mechanics and course-specific details. There are many who are just as good as me in that regard, but I wouldn't say that there is anybody that is significantly better. On top of experience, I also play using methods that are incredibly precise, using a calculator, ruler, and mathematical formulas, which I have fine-tuned over the last few months, whereas normal players just guess and hope for the best. If there is anybody out there that ought to learn quickly and after months of practice, be playing exceptionally well, it's myself.
If you think I am too good for how much time I've put into learning the game, I'd suggest you compare my stats to the best WGT player ever, tibbets (10 ft avg distance to pin on approaches, 74.24% one-putt percentage,) or a not incredible, but still decent legend, such as GoldCard (11 ft avg distance to pin on approaches, 46.74% one-putt percentage.) Similar examples are almost endless in number: MacGillicuddy (11 ft, 61.3%), Iconian (12 ft, 69.39%), thunderbird (13 ft, 60.94%), pricehcs (11 ft, 66.96%.) Seeing how approach shots are more dependent on hitting the ding than putting, my 13 ft avg distance to pin on approaches and 53.82% one-putt average shows that even GoldCard has stats superior to mine. My garbage stats are a testament to the fact that I spent a long time as an unimpressive player before becoming very good.