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1984 Canadian Open in Pictures
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Moe’s Swing Idiosyncrasies
First, take nothing Moe says for granted. Most of Moe’s ideas of the golf swing were his way of explaining the unexplainable. Moe was doing his best to describe his feelings. Second, try not to …
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Todd Graves and Moe Norman
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WHEN MOE NORMAN PLAYED AUGUSTA
By Tim O’Connor In January 1956, the Canadian Amateur golf champion was working at a bowling alley in Kitchener, Ontario. Moe Norman was the fastest pinsetter anyone had ever seen at The Strand.While most of his …
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Moe Norman Top View
A rare look at the form the top view of Moe Norman shows us the simple geometry of a perfect single plane swing and the way Moe simplified the golf swing. I call this the …
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Moe’s Path to Greatness
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Moe Norman in Australia
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The Feeling of Greatness
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Moe Norman
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Moe Simplified Golf
I often refer to the “Machine and Tool” analogy to represent the body and a golf club to answer the question to why Moe Norman was the greatest ball striker to ever play the game. Moe Norman, through his intuitiveness, hard work and passion, discovered the best way to strike a ball at a target. Moe intuitively answered the question: “What is the best way, using the body as a machine, to strike a ball on the ground with a tool - the golf club”
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