Ole Moe!

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Just spent a few minutes watching Moe Norman, being interviewed while hitting golf balls - priceless.
He's one for the ages. If you can get past the appearance he's got magical rhythm, and contact. He's striping a 4wood of the deck with just a sliver of a divot - "bacon strips not porkchops" is the catchphrase. He starts working the driver, every swing the same as the one before. Then you notice him tee up a ball - its always the same tee and it never moves. How long you have that tee Moe? ..... 7 years and counting.
If they played tournaments at midnight, I'd win every one - I'm the only one who could find his ball - just walk straight down the middle. One OB in 7years.
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Umfaan

I like Moe's comments about Bobby Jones and Jack Nicklaus being the only two golfers in history playing with 15 clubs (if you count what's between the ears).
Master your own swing not someone else's is probably the best advice ever!

Sneakylong

http://www.golfdigest.com/story/myshot_gd0411

"In the 1980s and early '90s I went through another hard time. The Canadian tour lost its sponsor, and for a while I had to sleep in my car. Then I went to the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando. I was at the Titleist booth when Mr. [Wally] Uihlein, the CEO, walked up to me. "I see you're still wearing our visor and wear our FootJoy shoes," he said. "You've played our ball for 40 years. Has anyone done anything for you?" I told him nobody had done anything, and that I'd never asked. Mr. Uihlein said, "Give me your hand." He gave me a handshake and said, "You're going to get $5,000 a month from us for the rest of your life." That was a big help. Between that and the start of the Natural Golf teaching program, I opened my first bank account."

Wally Uihlein is European Tour player Peter Uihlein's father and is from Haverhill MA. where I lived for 23 years.

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Sneakylong

Definitely a classy move.