Moe Norman - Playing With Sam Snead

A story about Moe Norman playing with Sam Snead. #golf #MoeNorman #TheSinglePlaneSwing #SamSnead
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[@josephpowelliii9169]

I wouldn't doubt it. This man could hit a ball and make it to land on a silver dollar from 200 yards...

[@stevedriscoll2539]

Great story😂

[@609_]

A Master.

[@jamesbrowne5527]

Pure genius ⛳⛳⛳⛳🕳️🕳️

[@pneumonoultramicroscopic]

Looks very much like Darren Clarke's swing

[@tri777s]

Flush contact time and time again

[@poocrayon4588]

Even a good amateur does that, big deal

[@randydover3370]

Hands barely, go beyond his waist on the backswing. A very, lumberjack built body. Hands like a vise. Touch of a surgeon.

[@LTR1420]

Yup. Prob played a huge part in why his ball striking was so good. Pretty wild he could generate that kind of swing/ball speed with basically a "punch". Moe has gotta be one of the biggest "what if's" in golf ever. Right up there with Daly. I feel like if Daly had gotten control of his drinking and lifestyle, he easily could have been in the GOAT conversation. To this day, he has to be one of the best examples of raw talent in it's purest form.

[@poocrayon4588]

​@@LTR1420 I like Moe and they should make a movie about him but his overhype is ridiculous at this point. He was on the pro tour, he wasn't one of the top players, he wasn't a good putter, he didn't have the power of many top players.

[@danielbolton3889]

It looks like the iron he is swinging is much longer than a normal club. Anyone?

[@maxsmart8954]

Moe has never mentioned the words single plane on any of his videos. His swing is the furthest thing from single plane.

[@johnnycannavino]

That is most definitely a single plane swing

[@cromandum217]

single plane swing is just bad terminology. Not one single person has an actual single plane swing because that would be impractical and powerless. That Todd Graves guy just wants to make money off Moe

[@johnnycannavino]

@@cromandum217 Jack Nicklaus mentioned it long before Todd Graves

[@Liv-rv8tg]

​@cromandum217 any money Todd Graves earns is well deserved...

[@Liv-rv8tg]

​@@cromandum217..you've no idea what you're talking about...

[@davidjackson7051]

Funny

[@electricalstuff259]

Sure he did.

[@JamesSmith-u6n]

If only you knew

[@WarnerWrestling]

I don't get the joke

[@RK831]

This is all blah, blah, blah. Here is how Moe did at Augusta:
1956 scored 75-78 then withdrew;
1957 scored 77-74 to miss the cut by one stroke.

[@georgespalding7640]

I really think big crowds like at Augusta just did not make Moe comfortable. He had a form of autism that did not suit him for the PGA tour and all the glitz and glamour that goes with it.

[@jda6540]

Now do his records on the Canadian Tour? He never was able to grow into a golfer in the U.S. due to bullying from old timers who didn’t like “different”.

[@le-oc3yx]

33 course records, 59 on the Canadian tour 3 times, 17 holes in one and considered by all pros to be the greatest ball striker of all time. MC at the masters is barely a blemish

[@georgespalding7640]

@@le-oc3yx it's still kind of sad though that he was never able to show his stuff on the world stage of golf. But he'll always be a legend.

[@Adam12SD]

Wait, where’s all your videos of praise and commendations from actual pros? Let’s see your accolades. We’ll wait.

[@mgj944]

Where's the ball going

[@RedDragonfly205]

Where Moe is aiming.

[@paulhat3310]

Straight as an arrow….🎉😊

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Straight; very, very straight…

[@seymourbutts563]

Where he wants