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Ben Hogan's name would be on any list of the world's greatest
players. He was considered by his peers to be the finest striker of the ball who ever lived, indeed "the unreachable ideal." |
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In 1953, he played in six tournaments, and won five. Three of the five were majors; the U.S.
Open, the Masters, and the British Open. That year he might have become the only professional ever to win the modern Grand Slam, but for the fact that the
PGA Championship, was held the same week as the British Open. And this from a man who had difficulty walking the fairways for four days in a row because of a severe automobile accident in 1949.
in his book. Richly illustrated by Anthony Ravielli, the book first tells you, then shows you, and then recommends motions, and practice drills to instill the proper feelings.