for sure, Moe was way ahead of his time and still ahead of the times here in 2021....there's a few who have learned to swing like Moe these days, far too few imho! Especially after seeing a clip earlier in the week I'd never seen of Moe, it's not the best quality video, but Moe was 72 talking about how he'd just came across Manuel de la Torre, and how he'd studied under Ernest Jones and how he'd finally learned the real secret at 72, via Manuel de la Torre & Ernest Jones, who was the real pioneer.....checkout our comment we just posted here on this video... we all can be better strikers as soon as we know the real 'task' we're seeking to accomplish, then allow our bodies to do so!
I was watching Tom Kite there, and he really had a great swing. I think he is one of the most underrated players in History. I think there was a period in the mid-nineties where he was the leading money winner in history to that point. I seem to recall I saw that Stat in a 1994 Annual Golf Digest...he was a money making machine.
And Moe Norman used heavy golf clubs with very very stiff shafts. To see the obvious load on the shaft in the downswing and acceleration through and past the ball. Amazing hand and wrist strength. Moe and Hogan - greatest ever.
Ben Hogan almost had the same single plane swing as the legendary Murray "Moe" Norman...looking through the many comments on Moe, I didn't see anyone else pick that similarity up? There's footage on here of Moe at 72 doing a clinic calling out shots of 300+ yards talking about how he'd just found and read Manuel de la Torre's book that he put together after studying under the great Ernest Jones, and they all had similarities and there's a HUGE secret that's been kept from 99% of all golfers ever since post WWI, if not longer .....checkout what Ernest Jones is said to have told Horton Smith, (winner of 1st & 3rd Masters) ..... Ernest Jones was a very successful teacher back after WWI when he lost his right leg from the knee down, yet was still able to shoot great scores (83 on 1 leg, his first round playing after losing part of his right leg! then a 72 after on a long tough course) Checkout the wiki link below! Our bodies know the "hows" as soon as our minds give it a 'task' and as so many say, "paint the picture of what we want in our mind", then it's as simple as allowing the body to produce the right motions to get the 'task' at hand(s) done! Ernest Jones taught many of the greats back in his day, most notable being Glenna Collett-Vare who some of the best say was even better than Babe Zaharias, he also taught the likes of Betty Hicks, Horton Smith, Lawson Little and others. The mental pictures we paint in the minds eye, imho is the biggest key to the golf swings puzzle! Not one human on earth has to think about which muscles do what in hammering a nail, walking, talking, swinging any other object, yet golf, far too many seem to want to over complicate everything, by 'thinking' about all that babbling being said by so many teachers out there! Ernest Jones was saying the following back in the early 1900s - - The drastic simplicity of his approach to golf instruction met with rancor and objection when he was invited by the PGA (Professional Golfers' Association of America) to present his work. Horton Smith, then the incoming president of the association, told Jones his system was "..too simple. We wouldn't sell enough lessons." Jones responded, "That's the trouble, you want your students to keep on suffering. Once you get your people to swing the clubhead they will improve." Perhaps much to the PGA's chagrin, whereas an average pro would have given about 600 lessons a year, Jones would give many times that number.[3] One of Jones' devotees was Angel de la Torre who in turn taught this approach to his son Manuel de la Torre. These two professionals alone would add thousands to the list golfers who benefited from a "club-focused" approach to golf. Jones often said, "The trouble with the teaching of golf, is that one is taught what a swing produces [body movement], instead of how to produce a swing [club movement]." Manuel de la Torre was the preeminent authority on the Ernest Jones approach and further developed it in his teaching. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Jones_(golfer) Moe Norman said at 72, he finally figured out the secret, "keep hands out of the swing" after reading Manuel de la Torres' book....too bad Moe didn't know Ernest Jones had written several himself.... they're listed at the bottom of the wiki link! This crucial information NEEDS to be shared far & wide imho! Will you do your part after reading what was said between Ernest Jones & Horton Smith? I know we will be......thanks for uploading this! I had never seen that Moe footage, appeared to be Todd Graves there in the first clips....Graves Golf Academy & Todd Graves channel have likely the most Moe Norman footage on youtube that I know of...wonder if Todds ever seen that clip of him there at the beginning of his journey to becoming what Moe even said himself, "Todd's the only one he ever seen swing like me", when asked if there was anyone who could teach his swing! Moe's swing has been biomechanically proven to be the most efficient, consistent and easily reproduced swing according to the physics of the body and all the new biomechanical computer tech available these days! When I saw that and then was led to find that Ernest Jones stuff via an old newspaper press photo I saw of Ernest Jones, kicking myself I didn't snatch it up....says on wiki he shot a 72 after a few rounds on a long tough course, on 1 leg! Picture on the wiki link of him out playing on 1 leg too....
How do you know he's "flushing everything"; they might be slices or hooks? Most of the strikes you don't see his head follow the ball to its conclusion. If you've ever teed off from a tree-lined tee box you will know the strike always sounds mighty impressive. People put their own spin on these video's ... unless you were there no one really knows how "pure" those shots were.
SearchBucket2 i'd rather listen to Tiger Woods or Lee Trevino..or anyone else ...WHO HAS SEEN MOE SWING LIVE...as opposed to some troll who substitutes his own delusions with reality
MrDrew MC Baloney! On the world stage this man was "nothing" before an "Academy Live" special on the Golf Channel, followed by building interest on the internet. I was an avid golfer who played and followed the sport extensively from the late sixtees. I never, ever heard of Moe Norman before the above. He was an oddity who spent most of his time hitting, obsessively counting balls in exhibitions on the range in the later years. There are many mighty impressive range exhibitionists around today who would be his equal, but not necessarily great golfers. Tiger Woods said "he owned his own swing" which is a nothing comment really. He wouldn't have dared to be outspoken like me as it would seem impolite and jealous. He's just going with the flow. That's where my problem is ... Moe Norman, however talented a ball striker, was not what he is being made out to be by some foolishness on the internet. Many golfers were around in his day performing better on harder tours. Stats mean nothing without context. There is so much foolishness on the internet its' becoming a land of ever-more exaggerated fairy-tales, spread by those who just love the unusual story and dearly want "legends" to brighten their lives. Funny how those who are most interested in Moe have a product, market or themselves to push in some commercial way. They even squabble among themselves. It seems the sad "autistic" man had many, many special "buddies" who he took under his wing to share golfing "secrets" with. In reality, in his time, he was an outcast for his antics. But hey, let's not let reality spoil a good story.
I applaud you for compiling all these shots of different golfers. But I don't know why it was necessary to repeat the same shot over and over again. That is only needed when you are doing a voice over, for example, and pointing out certain key points. Or isolating specific parts of the swing.
Having seen vast majority of the more recent (20 years) of pro’s , Faldo is one who stands out in pure physical stature ; More line American Football QB . Most the rest are either regular or basically scrawnier athletes.
I call physical, the guy who can hit it 300 yds and weighs 120 lbs!........Chi Chi......Hogan.......etc.......Always felt Faldo's size was very underused!
I don't recognize some of these guys. Who's the guy with the hat at 27:13? Other guy with hat at 29:54? Dude with green shirt and visor with coach at 30:39? Early guys are easy to make out... Kite, Faldo, Price, Norman, Strange... obviously Hogan and Norman.. but after that, it gets a bit murky... Elkington I recognize... Craig Parry... dude at 25:31, I don't know. Guy in blue shirt at 32:07 I also don't know. Final guy.... Sandy Lyle? Don't know...
Faldo just likes being touched by Fanny.Barry it was money wasted down the drain. The crazy crap they try to turn your grip into is tragic, as well as the holding of the club one foot or more behind the ball at address is asinine. They try to get you jerking the club way inside and then "lifting the triangle" straight up like Nicklaus, but fer- cryin'-out-loud they want you doin' this with minimal turn! Barry this swing had me so tied in knots and sore I contemplated suicide on the driving range. And if you abandon the very strong "palm grip" they champion it wont help. After screwing with this crap for 8 months I was ready to break all my clubs, but instead I kicked the half full jumbo range bucket a few yards out in front of me and put one of my own Slazenger Raw Distance balls on the matt. I stood back and went Zen Master on the ball and slowly did the Harvey Pennick slowmotion drill, letting my arms hang naturally and doing the Hogan move from the top. Now mind you I'm a 6' 1" 255 lb dude with Popeye forearms, but Barry I smoothed a 255 yard towering Powerbilt laminated 5-wood. Then I went home and trashed all the Moe Norman videos and literature and vowed to shut it down for 4 months while my body and brittle mind healed. Barry the "no stress, no strain" claims of the Moe Norman/Natural Golf system are laughable. This system attempts to mold the golf swing into a straight arm violent and quick slash. If you want to explore a sort of "single plane" open and shut the door type swing then study pro Matt Kutcher. God dam Moe Norman to mother-foikin' hell!
Ya. Moe had no power. He just hit the ball 270+ at 72 years of age... And what about accuracy? He was the best. Just cause most ppl get no power from his system doesn't mean the system is wrong. It just means it's very hard to understand, since no one cracked it. But I think I finally have and it took me 14 years. Before I hit my pw 110 yards max. Now I hit it 130 with little effort. I hit my 8 iron about 155 yards. Believe me, this swing, when you understand it, has a lot of power and a lot of turn if the player is flexible. Straight legs and locked knees at adress too! ;)
ermmm Moe himself said nobody should mimmick his swing... play with the 5.5inches between the ears before you trash Moe. There are people in jail wishing they could be on the fairway.. and there are people on fairway being choked by the ball in the prison of their mind. Aim and fire, Moe is a philosopher not a golf coach bud.
dedicated2WHOiLove You’re not a Christian, are you? Players such as Tiger Woods, Nick Faldo, Paul Azinger, Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, BEN HOGAN, SAM SNEAD...and many, many more, have called Moe Norman THE BEST ball striker they have EVER seen. Just because YOU are incapable of mimicking Moe’s swing, you “God Damn him to hell”? If you’re such a genius, and if you’re such a great ball striker yourself, what we’re you ever doing trying to mimic Moe’s swing in the first place? I’d venture to say that you’re not a very good golfer. You brag about your size, but I’m 57 years old, 5’ 9” and weigh 170 pounds, and play to a +2.7 GHIN. So what if you can hit your driver 255 yards; I hit my driver further than that. Moron.
Roland Sievers do some research before talking trash. He was ahead in a tournament and overheard people talking about the best bunker players and he was not mentioned. He hit his ball off the green into the bunker on purpose (while leading) and shot it close and still won the tournament and said. I'm the best.
Who came For Moe
Enjoyed the video. Thanks to who posted Moe's times
Love the wood shots Moe Norman was hitting out of the divots . Clean as a whistle. Amazing footage . Thanks.
Graham Wiles j
10:09 Moe Norman... never seen this footage, thanks a lot!
BenJogan
Fantastic footage of Moe there in the early middle of vid. Thanks!
I love how Moe always looks back at the guy talking to him and he’s like “is that what your talking about it? Perfection??”
Just love the sound of the ball coming off Moe Normans club, its so sweet.... and effortless
Nobody else in this video hit it as pure as Moe. Hell nobody period for that matter. Great video!!
Moe Norman - One of the best ball strikers ever - different calibre - different class
for sure, Moe was way ahead of his time and still ahead of the times here in 2021....there's a few who have learned to swing like Moe these days, far too few imho! Especially after seeing a clip earlier in the week I'd never seen of Moe, it's not the best quality video, but Moe was 72 talking about how he'd just came across Manuel de la Torre, and how he'd studied under Ernest Jones and how he'd finally learned the real secret at 72, via Manuel de la Torre & Ernest Jones, who was the real pioneer.....checkout our comment we just posted here on this video... we all can be better strikers as soon as we know the real 'task' we're seeking to accomplish, then allow our bodies to do so!
Single plane is the way..
@@SurprizedDaily⁹65b
Thanks for sharing. I could watch Moe swing all day long.
Moe Norman is unbelievable.
That footage of Nick Faldo with his caddy keeping his head steady whilst he was driving on the range is just WOW
We all love a bit of Fanny
@@cynt1111 😂 indeed we do buddy, indeed we do ☝🏻️
Thing about Norman is that shot par 1-1/2 year after beginning to play .
Rather extraordinary
Great footage! Notice the best ball strikers to ever live all come further inside on their backswings than what is taught in modern instruction.
Amazing Pipeline Moe hitting cracking 3 woods from the big divots. Saw Sandy Lyle at the end...awesome player. Craig Parry, what a pure swing!
Moe doesn't need bunker practice....
never tire of watching mow norman hit balls, just fantastic
For all of you who came here to see Moe, 10:08, youre welcome.
I was watching Tom Kite there, and he really had a great swing. I think he is one of the most underrated players in History. I think there was a period in the mid-nineties where he was the leading money winner in history to that point. I seem to recall I saw that Stat in a 1994 Annual Golf Digest...he was a money making machine.
Moe, one of the greats
I didn't realize Tom Kites swing was that good
No tour player would EVER mimic Moe’s swing.
Moe played on tour, so that's 1.
Now, July 2020, we have Bryson Dechambeau imitating the great Moe.
Michel Campeau Bryson’s swing looks nothing like Moe’s.
@@boy_peeps it has some elements of Moes technique for sure
Moe Norman at 10:10 and rare footage of Moe in sand bunker 11:11
great upload,thanks
And Moe Norman used heavy golf clubs with very very stiff shafts. To see the obvious load on the shaft in the downswing and acceleration through and past the ball. Amazing hand and wrist strength. Moe and Hogan - greatest ever.
Ben Hogan almost had the same single plane swing as the legendary Murray "Moe" Norman...looking through the many comments on Moe, I didn't see anyone else pick that similarity up? There's footage on here of Moe at 72 doing a clinic calling out shots of 300+ yards talking about how he'd just found and read Manuel de la Torre's book that he put together after studying under the great Ernest Jones, and they all had similarities and there's a HUGE secret that's been kept from 99% of all golfers ever since post WWI, if not longer .....checkout what Ernest Jones is said to have told Horton Smith, (winner of 1st & 3rd Masters) .....
Ernest Jones was a very successful teacher back after WWI when he lost his right leg from the knee down, yet was still able to shoot great scores (83 on 1 leg, his first round playing after losing part of his right leg! then a 72 after on a long tough course) Checkout the wiki link below! Our bodies know the "hows" as soon as our minds give it a 'task' and as so many say, "paint the picture of what we want in our mind", then it's as simple as allowing the body to produce the right motions to get the 'task' at hand(s) done! Ernest Jones taught many of the greats back in his day, most notable being Glenna Collett-Vare who some of the best say was even better than Babe Zaharias, he also taught the likes of Betty Hicks, Horton Smith, Lawson Little and others. The mental pictures we paint in the minds eye, imho is the biggest key to the golf swings puzzle! Not one human on earth has to think about which muscles do what in hammering a nail, walking, talking, swinging any other object, yet golf, far too many seem to want to over complicate everything, by 'thinking' about all that babbling being said by so many teachers out there! Ernest Jones was saying the following back in the early 1900s - -
The drastic simplicity of his approach to golf instruction met with rancor and objection when he was invited by the PGA (Professional Golfers' Association of America) to present his work. Horton Smith, then the incoming president of the association, told Jones his system was "..too simple. We wouldn't sell enough lessons." Jones responded, "That's the trouble, you want your students to keep on suffering. Once you get your people to swing the clubhead they will improve." Perhaps much to the PGA's chagrin, whereas an average pro would have given about 600 lessons a year, Jones would give many times that number.[3] One of Jones' devotees was Angel de la Torre who in turn taught this approach to his son Manuel de la Torre. These two professionals alone would add thousands to the list golfers who benefited from a "club-focused" approach to golf. Jones often said, "The trouble with the teaching of golf, is that one is taught what a swing produces [body movement], instead of how to produce a swing [club movement]." Manuel de la Torre was the preeminent authority on the Ernest Jones approach and further developed it in his teaching. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Jones_(golfer)
Moe Norman said at 72, he finally figured out the secret, "keep hands out of the swing" after reading Manuel de la Torres' book....too bad Moe didn't know Ernest Jones had written several himself....
they're listed at the bottom of the wiki link!
This crucial information NEEDS to be shared far & wide imho! Will you do your part after reading what was said between Ernest Jones & Horton Smith? I know we will be......thanks for uploading this! I had never seen that Moe footage, appeared to be Todd Graves there in the first clips....Graves Golf Academy & Todd Graves channel have likely the most Moe Norman footage on youtube that I know of...wonder if Todds ever seen that clip of him there at the beginning of his journey to becoming what Moe even said himself, "Todd's the only one he ever seen swing like me", when asked if there was anyone who could teach his swing! Moe's swing has been biomechanically proven to be the most efficient, consistent and easily reproduced swing according to the physics of the body and all the new biomechanical computer tech available these days! When I saw that and then was led to find that Ernest Jones stuff via an old newspaper press photo I saw of Ernest Jones, kicking myself I didn't snatch it up....says on wiki he shot a 72 after a few rounds on a long tough course, on 1 leg! Picture on the wiki link of him out playing on 1 leg too....
Mo Norman flushing everything from 10:00 min on is crazy.
How do you know he's "flushing everything"; they might be slices or hooks? Most of the strikes you don't see his head follow the ball to its conclusion.
If you've ever teed off from a tree-lined tee box you will know the strike always sounds mighty impressive. People put their own spin on these video's ... unless you were there no one really knows how "pure" those shots were.
SearchBucket2 You don't know Moe...
SearchBucket2 i'd rather listen to Tiger Woods or Lee Trevino..or anyone else ...WHO HAS SEEN MOE SWING LIVE...as opposed to some troll who substitutes his own delusions with reality
MrDrew MC
Baloney!
On the world stage this man was "nothing" before an "Academy Live" special on the Golf Channel, followed by building interest on the internet. I was an avid golfer who played and followed the sport extensively from the late sixtees. I never, ever heard of Moe Norman before the above.
He was an oddity who spent most of his time hitting, obsessively counting balls in exhibitions on the range in the later years. There are many mighty impressive range exhibitionists around today who would be his equal, but not necessarily great golfers.
Tiger Woods said "he owned his own swing" which is a nothing comment really. He wouldn't have dared to be outspoken like me as it would seem impolite and jealous. He's just going with the flow.
That's where my problem is ...
Moe Norman, however talented a ball striker, was not what he is being made out to be by some foolishness on the internet. Many golfers were around in his day performing better on harder tours. Stats mean nothing without context.
There is so much foolishness on the internet its' becoming a land of ever-more exaggerated fairy-tales, spread by those who just love the unusual story and dearly want "legends" to brighten their lives.
Funny how those who are most interested in Moe have a product, market or themselves to push in some commercial way. They even squabble among themselves. It seems the sad "autistic" man had many, many special "buddies" who he took under his wing to share golfing "secrets" with.
In reality, in his time, he was an outcast for his antics. But hey, let's not let reality spoil a good story.
MrDrew MC
watching Brad Faxon after Steve Elkington was like seeing a car crash after eating ice cream
Always loved Nick Price’s swing
I clicked on this video hoping for 'unseen footage' but it already had 228k views...
The sounds of the driving range at 26:00 sounds a lot different than any driving range I have ever visited!
I applaud you for compiling all these shots of different golfers. But I don't know why it was necessary to repeat the same shot over and over again. That is only needed when you are doing a voice over, for example, and pointing out certain key points. Or isolating specific parts of the swing.
Nice bit of rare Brett Ogle footage, thanks
Faldo such an elegant swing
I can watch Moe Norman swing all day...
do you have any more of o'grady
Were is Moe normon in this video
Having seen vast majority of the more recent (20 years) of pro’s , Faldo is one who stands out in pure physical stature ;
More line American Football QB .
Most the rest are either regular or basically scrawnier athletes.
I call physical, the guy who can hit it 300 yds and weighs 120 lbs!........Chi Chi......Hogan.......etc.......Always felt Faldo's size was very underused!
where was this shot at!
Back drop is amazing
Quick question, who the hell is Matt Lane?
what year was this with moe norman?
Half the good players back then hardly compressed the ball.
Nice Price, pure class.
We are looking to see if we have more Mac O' Grady.
Who's at 6:23 ?
Imagine what Hogan could do with modern equipment!
great stuff
Who's the guy with the hat at 27'10 ?
Any video of Mo shanking one?
I enjoyed so much this vid! Maybe some day I'll be like the big ones, and I know I'll be because I'm using Golf Kinetics and it's created by pros 😎
I don't recognize some of these guys. Who's the guy with the hat at 27:13? Other guy with hat at 29:54? Dude with green shirt and visor with coach at 30:39?
Early guys are easy to make out... Kite, Faldo, Price, Norman, Strange... obviously Hogan and Norman.. but after that, it gets a bit murky...
Elkington I recognize... Craig Parry... dude at 25:31, I don't know. Guy in blue shirt at 32:07 I also don't know. Final guy.... Sandy Lyle? Don't know...
25:31 is Brad Faxon. Can’t help you with the others, sorry.
Why does it turn into a horror movie just before 12 mins?
Amazing
Hahaha. This was from back in the day when golfers tried to swing softly.
Who is the gentleman in the brown shirt/khaki trousers at 22:51? That is an amazing swing.
+John Payne Curtis Strange
That is Curtis Strange. Great swing , moved off the ball a little but always came back to center.
Kurtis strange.
He was a great player
Moe baby!💪
I love that even the best miss shots. 6^)
Nick Faldo looking more like Mac Ogrady weight left at start bent right arm ,start Of transition moving shoulders not hips .
Who is the guy hitting balls at 32:24?
Wayne Grady
Andrew Malpaso
Yup. Good player, that one.
came for Moe but who is 12:44 that is ................ ?
Top two at least for me, Hogan then Elkington.
IMO Moe, Hogan & Tiger!
Moe swinger.....if you swing right, it will end up like Moe follow throught. #moenorman2k
At 8:29 watch Greg Norman twisting someone's knob in plain sight and nobody talks about it.
10:09 Moe Norman.
3:05 ah ha!
hey who is 6:38 ?
Mark O’Meara
These guys tickle the ball in today's world..😨😨😨 Mo looks like a club player.😅
And then tiger came in the scene Boom🏌
Mike D they named woods right. Because he stays in the woods. Moe hits a thousand balls in a row down the fairway.
nicks little caddy fanny is almost to short to touch his head
I feel bad for him in this video. You can tell he's struggling, worried about positions rather than just hitting the ball.
sethisawesome I could swear Nicks swing resembles Stack and Tilt. Weight equal or slightly more on the lead leg.
sethisawesome Just looks awful here. Tiger is in the same boat now.
Bit repetitive, you could have made this in a quarter of the time
Faldo just likes being touched by Fanny.Barry it was money wasted down the drain. The crazy crap they try to turn your grip into is tragic, as well as the holding of the club one foot or more behind the ball at address is asinine.
They try to get you jerking the club way inside and then "lifting the triangle" straight up like Nicklaus, but fer- cryin'-out-loud they want you doin' this with minimal turn!
Barry this swing had me so tied in knots and sore I contemplated suicide on the driving range. And if you abandon the very strong "palm grip" they champion it wont help.
After screwing with this crap for 8 months I was ready to break all my clubs, but instead I kicked the half full jumbo range bucket a few yards out in front of me and put one of my own Slazenger Raw Distance balls on the matt. I stood back and went Zen Master on the ball and slowly did the Harvey Pennick slowmotion drill, letting my arms hang naturally and doing the Hogan move from the top.
Now mind you I'm a 6' 1" 255 lb dude with Popeye forearms, but Barry I smoothed a 255 yard towering Powerbilt laminated 5-wood. Then I went home and trashed all the Moe Norman videos and literature and vowed to shut it down for 4 months while my body and brittle mind healed.
Barry the "no stress, no strain" claims of the Moe Norman/Natural Golf system are laughable. This system attempts to mold the golf swing into a straight arm violent and quick slash.
If you want to explore a sort of "single plane" open and shut the door type swing then study pro Matt Kutcher.
God dam Moe Norman to mother-foikin' hell!
Ya. Moe had no power. He just hit the ball 270+ at 72 years of age... And what about accuracy? He was the best. Just cause most ppl get no power from his system doesn't mean the system is wrong. It just means it's very hard to understand, since no one cracked it. But I think I finally have and it took me 14 years. Before I hit my pw 110 yards max. Now I hit it 130 with little effort. I hit my 8 iron about 155 yards. Believe me, this swing, when you understand it, has a lot of power and a lot of turn if the player is flexible. Straight legs and locked knees at adress too! ;)
So let me get this, you're on tour then you gave Moe's swing a try and you lost your card?
udubidub Incorrect. My point is there is power in this swing. I don't know if you understand that.
ermmm Moe himself said nobody should mimmick his swing... play with the 5.5inches between the ears before you trash Moe. There are people in jail wishing they could be on the fairway.. and there are people on fairway being choked by the ball in the prison of their mind. Aim and fire, Moe is a philosopher not a golf coach bud.
dedicated2WHOiLove You’re not a Christian, are you?
Players such as Tiger Woods, Nick Faldo, Paul Azinger, Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, BEN HOGAN, SAM SNEAD...and many, many more, have called Moe Norman THE BEST ball striker they have EVER seen.
Just because YOU are incapable of mimicking Moe’s swing, you “God Damn him to hell”?
If you’re such a genius, and if you’re such a great ball striker yourself, what we’re you ever doing trying to mimic Moe’s swing in the first place?
I’d venture to say that you’re not a very good golfer.
You brag about your size, but I’m 57 years old, 5’ 9” and weigh 170 pounds, and play to a +2.7 GHIN. So what if you can hit your driver 255 yards; I hit my driver further than that.
Moron.
Hogan 12:45
Moe was pathetic out of the bunker.
Roland Sievers do some research before talking trash. He was ahead in a tournament and overheard people talking about the best bunker players and he was not mentioned. He hit his ball off the green into the bunker on purpose (while leading) and shot it close and still won the tournament and said. I'm the best.
If I wanted to watch a driving range video... Where's all the Moe Norman? Waste o' time.
I came for Moe, who is this guy?