I had to make difficult editorial decisions in 1986 when I wrote a series of articles for the Baltimore Sun about players on ...

DeChambeau turns his torso, arms and club away together with very little change in shape but with a little more clubface ...

And a swing thought, which was Moe Norman's go-to. Imagine a nail sticking out of the back of the ball, and that your clubhead is the hammer. Hammer the nail directly into the ball, as Golf Digest ...

Two legendary figures who Peter Fox feels fortunate to have shared life experiences with -- Connecticut golf icon Jack Burrill (left) and the mystical ball-striker from Canada, Moe Norman.

Twenty years ago this September, on the Saturday before the 2004 Canadian Open, Murray Irwin Norman died of congestive ... But what allowed Moe to “own his swing” and to be widely regarded as one of ...

Nobody has ever been able to match what he could do with a golf ball. Day after day ... like many families at the height of the depression, were in no position to take hospital visits lightly. Moe ...

That placed Norman's arm in a position where it would fold ... to hammer a nail into the back of the golf ball. Perhaps the most unique part of Moe Norman's swing was his takeaway: He started ...

Norman died nearly twenty years ago, but mentored Graves for a decade before passing. Moe said “Todd’s the only one who knows my swing,” elevating Graves as the authority that built a ...

but because if Rutledge wins this week he’ll tie the mark of eight PGA Seniors Championship of Canada titles which is held by legendary golfer Moe Norman. Rutledge, who won the event last year ...