Moe Norman

[@danmcbride6161]

Moe once owned 39 course records in Canada....on one exhibition at a driving range....2 posts 40 yards apart at 240 yards he hit driver 1500 times for SEVEN hours and NOT ONE. drive finished outside of either post! truly a golf savant.

[@justwondering1967]

One of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen. Most Moe Norman videos don’t show the result of his swings, but this is truly incredible. Is he not the greatest ball striker of all time? Thank you for this gem.

[@ardnfast]

Can we take a second to appreciate that he was knocking almost every ball past the pin just to give it a chance of going in 👏🙌

[@marjoriegilliland1365]

i saw Moe demonstrate his skills three different times, and was totally in awe. Someone from the audience asked Moe to hook or slice and bring the ball back to the fairway. Moe said "why would I do that, when I can hit straight down the middle of the fairway to begin with".

[@tntkop]

I know a guy who knew Moe. He said when he was a kid, he and other kids would stand out on the driving range with a baseball glove. Moe would tell them to hold the glove in the air and not move. Moe would then hit ball after ball into the glove on the fly. Said it was the most amazing thing he’s EVER seen done with a golf club.

[@mikehoffman3142]

Moe Norman is amazing in this video. I can't believe how easily he swings, how quickly he swings and how out of this world his accuracy is.

[@kevward9299]

apart from being brilliant at golf,hes a lovely man ,seems very happy and polite.all the great players say hes the best striker ,what more can anyone else say .RIP Moe

[@MrChickenpotpieguy]

kev ward I played Rockway a lot as a teen and he was always ready to help out or give tips to the Juniors. One of the greatest "what if's" in sports without question. Always will be in my eyes.

[@soleaguirre100]

Excellent commentary! 💫💫💫👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@LagnLoad]

I still remember the day we shot this, Brand new club and no retakes, your correct,it was amazing.

[@davewestner]

must have been astounding to witness in person. Love that you guys left the comments in...."I wish he'd slow down a little".....nah, he was just gonna do his thing and you guys did a great job adapting to his pace. Nice work!

[@jamespitts10]

You're

[@lennymettie1015]

What was Mo's average score on a par 72 at this stage of his life?

[@bradycarlson7565]

Although the easy pin location and backstop seemed to exaggerate Moe's accuracy....The man is a savant. He read what his eyes saw. He saw the backstop so he kept hitting it to the same distance and used the backstop. Why change the distance when the ball ends up 3 feet from the hole?

[@louielouie22]

tremendous ball striking. 17 hole in one's, 9 double eagles and he shot 59 three times once when he was in his sixties. unbelievable

[@555Trout]

And a ridiculous number if course record too!

[@vincentmckenna281]

Plus 50 wins in canada

[@jhaz6051]

Albatross, not double eagle

[@finbar481]

In one of his 59 rounds he 3 putted on one hole and had a bogey on another hole. "Should have been a 57" - Moe Norman 😊

[@Jon_Bonds_Jovi]

Moe was the "Goodwill Hunting" version of playing golf.

[@nickmoore6727]

Count Yogi like Moe had many records as well. Said to drive 400+ yards in 40s with older style clubs. Purest swing ever.

[@dougiemcbriar1998]

I could watch & listen to videos of Moe all day everyday.. #genius

[@oscarcuevas7579]

I get a bit emotional every time I see this man doing his thing...

[@liamross7]

I did a rough count 34 balls hit 34 on the green 25 within 8 feet (76%) 19 within 5 feet (56%) The ball flight he takes is also much harder then hitting a conventional wedge shot, he is hitting it much lower. It's purely based on feel.

[@davewestner]

interesting breakdown....thanks for posting

[@fischputza]

To be fair, a lot of balls rolled back (backstop), enhancing the percentage ....still mindblowing

[@yogamon]

There is a backstop that artificially makes the balls finish close to the hole

[@kristopherhorwath8756]

@@yogamon Pppppffff... You could have the same results? I doubt most pros could have the same results after 34 shots. Not just distance control, most never left the stick! You can't deny how good this man was... "Backstop" or not, you can't match this consistency

[@skesno309]

@@yogamonyes but if you watch all the balls even the ones that got help from behind wouldn’t have went to far past the hole and there wasn’t that many overall. This was impressive but your point is well taken.

[@jonathankubacki7446]

One of the most amazing things I've ever seen in my life Moe Norman is a legend this guy was a machine BEST BALL STRIKER OF ALL TIME

[@LagnLoad]

He was a good guy. I have a lot of footage I havent done anything with yet. glad you enjoyed. Mark.

[@Thegooob95]

Please share that footage

[@timothyprentice4706]

Release the footage and let us all enjoy it please Mark !

[@robertlaporte2998]

Such ball control is like nothing I have ever seen Love you Moe! You have inspired millions to play by feel and to know how to get there.Amazing!

[@LeaPustetto]

First time ive seen moe hitting to a green. Absolutely fantastic. He was the best. I wish i could of seen him live. Great video. Thanks. I wonder if there are any more unseen videos of moe. I had seen everyone except this one. It was incredible. Thanks again. I am trying his swing now.

[@danr2863]

Mark: I have known of Moe all my life. Followed him actually at the 1966 Open at Shaughnessy. I have a very close friend who played with him on the Canadian Tour many years ago. Hoping the weather warms a little today as can't wait to get out there again.

[@ainusa1534]

As a keen golfer, this consistency is absolutely amazing.

[@donjvalley]

I have been studying Moe for 12-yrs and just noticed that he said in Kirk Junge's video, at a private Natural Instructors clinic in Florida during 2000, that he got his swing from Manuel de la Torre's father, Angel, Manuel and Edward Jones. Correction: on the second name, it was Ernest Jones not Edward Jones. Ernest was from the UK and lost his right leg, below the knee during a battle, in 1915, as a soldier. He spent four months in the hospital, then went to the golf course on crutches and shot 83. He was totally amazed at his own accomplishment !!! (Note that Moe wasn't born until 1929). A short while after, Ernest was playing par 72 golf, once again. He was a good player, a golf club maker and then a teacher. He says everyone's swing will be slightly different but to a) "swing the clubhead", b) "hit the ball past the head" and the brain will figure out the body / muscle mechanics to hit the ball, similar to how we all use a hammer to hit a nail. Just like Sir Walter Thompson thought, in 1887, Ernest said, "...we don't need to know how every component in our body or muscles work to use them efficiently." As I understand his method, It is a 'club / tool based' concept rather than a 'body, bone / muscle based' concept. Absolutely fascinating to me....I have a lot more to learn, now....

[@dumbdumber1885]

donjvalley "club / tool based concept" I think is spot on. I think the human body/mind is built for using tools. Humans take to tools like fish to water IMHO.

[@danr2863]

Ok: So I have been playing for about 50 years. Just yesterday, I gave this a real try, the one plane idea. I stretched my arms and tried to get myself in a similar position to Moe's at address. I worked at it for about an hour on the range and then shot even par 36 on our front nine with missing 5 putts inside of 10 feet. Seriously never hit the ball so straight. I was so impressed I continued and hit another 200 balls at the range. At 64 years young, the game is beginning again.

[@tmo4330]

How are you doing at 70?

[@robertlaporte2998]

Congrats you are now very close to the Creator.

[@tmo4330]

@@robertlaporte2998 Cruel man.

[@trader9926]

Bet you’re a scratch golfer now!

[@michaelcassidy8005]

How is the game??

[@ToastMusic]

y'all this is the most golf I've ever watched in my life and I'm mesmerized by Moe Norman

[@jefferylord3068]

A man who does the thing he loves is blessed ,no matter what people say about him.

[@TimFlaherty]

Thanks for preserving and sharing this Mark. I have some stuff I digitized from 1997 with Moe at the range...priceless mechanical perfection!!!

[@stiffshaft4060]

Pretty impressive I've been playing for a long time and I never heard of Moe Norman just ran across him on you tube. I seen lot post here talking out of there butt's.With the clubs and golf ball's they had back then and being in his age not many people could do this shot I promise you he could make that shot with out a back stop. Just watch some of his videos and look at how many balls this man hits I bet most of you cant hit a med size bucket! The blisters on his hands tells me he loved this game more then any other man I have seen that my friends is DEDICATION!

[@0woled]

This is the swing I want to learn from. Moe is my greatest inspiration. Many thanks for uploading!

[@0woled]

David Coley I'm studying it. My goal is to work towards incorporating every principle of his swing that I like into my swing. Currently I'm working on understanding how his weight transfer worked. I thought it was all about keeping the right heel on the ground as long as possible but I discovered that the weight must be going towards the target while doing so. After I'm comfortable with my weight transfer I plan to study his grip. I'm trying to emulate his swing because one day I tried his way of hitting the golf ball and fell deeply in love with results.

[@0woled]

David Coley Sorry for the wall of text hahaha. Greetings from Chile :p

[@strawhatgolf]

How did that work out for you?

[@strawhatgolf]

@davidcoley6539 How did that work out? I just started using the swing about a couple of days ago and have seen a monumental change. Still tend to hit to the right of target but straight so far and more distance.

[@0woled]

@@strawhatgolf the straight shot is still elusive. I want to draw the ball everytime nowadays. I feel great about my swing

[@LagnLoad]

Hey Blain , appreciate your opinion, I was there,he never hit that Cobra wedge before those shots. There was a slope he used it beautifully, it was very impressive. Cheers Mark

[@seanh8337]

Dr Jones Look at the shot hit at 3:22. It is rolling forward then slows and rolls backwards 5 feet! Look again st 4:45, the green must be incredibly sloped back to front. If he lands then anywhere within 25 feet of the hole, the heavily sloped green automatically brings it to within 10 feet. Most tour pros can hit a land a ball within 25 feet from 70ish yards, calling him the best ballstrikier of all time is hilarious.

[@johnathonwild7590]

Sean H you have no idea.. he could do with with his driver aswell. Keep your uneducated opinions to yourself. Only ben hogan ever rivalled this man in ballstriking. No question, pros would stop there practice to watch this man hit balls.

[@seanheintzeman2913]

Yea you're right he was soooo good his 0 PGATOUR wins and 0 made cuts at majors prove he was the best!! Hahahaha not my fault you're too unitelligent to realize being a range rat and good on mini-tours is still far below that of most PGATOUR pros

[@johnathonwild7590]

Sean Heintzeman all those pga tour players thay say he was the best you mean.

[@johnathonwild7590]

Sean Heintzeman i dont think many "range rats" shoot 59 three times either. Dumbass

[@jeffpetrey69]

That’s the most incredible pitching of a golf ball that u will ever see!

[@mikemarch9833]

I watched moe make a 90' putt in a playoff hole to beat Graham Gunn in a local tounament in l. Lindsav ont. The guy is a golf legend

[@TC.....]

yes he was considered one of the best golfer of all time. Moe Norman was an absolute legend, best ever.

[@LagnLoad]

Thanks. 43 course records, 3 scores in the 50s. Good player for anytime. Like a great billards player Moe never needed to hit the shots Tiger did or does.

[@marktaratoa7544]

@Bobbie Bobbejaan You need to know his story to know why that was.

[@SurprizedDaily]

that's also exactly why Tiger said what he says about Moe being scary for knowing every day when he got up he was going to hit great shots, every time! Tiger knows he can't do that! Though I know he could, if he would get on the Moe Norman, single plane train he could easily break Nicklaus' records!

[@LagnLoad]

Moe only played in 1 senior event , he finished 3rd. He wouldn't fly therefore he could have only played a shortened schedule. He was amazing, as I tell people , it is not how straight he hit it, it's how he never hit it crooked.

[@thesquatch9363]

RIP, Moe. A beautiful soul.

[@jasoncihlar]

I don't think you get to tell Mo to "slow down."

[@TC.....]

Moe is an absolute legend. Even at his old age he could still drive 300 yards straight as an arrow. In his prime he would call his distance and the ball would go exactly that. Nobody else is better than Moe Norman, the goat of golf.

[@petegunns9275]

Change my game and made me cry I love Moe

[@AlexanderTothGolf]

To say Moe is/was a legend is still a huge understatement. Unreal he was.

[@chuckadams195]

That’s some serious cheddar anyone who really plays knows how hard that is to do consistently. Simply amazing!!!!!!

[@tntkop]

In 1956 alone, Moe Norman set NINE course records, shot 61 in tournament play FOUR TIMES, and won 17 of 26 tournaments, shooting a combined score of -52 (52 under par). Moe Norman’s career includes playing in The Masters twice, winning back to back Canadian Amateur Championships, won 56 tournaments, shot 59 THREE TIMES, made 17 HOLES IN ONE, holds a total of 33 COURSE RECORDS, and is called THE BEST BALL STRIKER EVER by the likes of Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Lee Trevino, etc., etc., etc.

[@GreenDistantStar]

He played the Masters twice?

[@ronniesmithers9934]

I've watched this video of Moe hitting wedge's so many times and I’m always so amazed. I tried to track each shot and the result based om distance to the hole, which is quite hard if you have watched the video. Here is what I came up with. 33 shots hit. 1@ 40ft 1@ 30ft 3@ 20ft 5@ 15ft 5@ 10ft 18 shots were less than 10 feet from the pin. Correct me if I am wrong! Moe was awesome!

[@majorsmythe1]

OMG-its the "Buddah" of golf, showing his stuff, look how close he is and hes just having fun, and hes a senior when this was filmed!!!. This man was out of this world. God Bless You Moe Norman.

[@carlgill5502]

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[@johnathanwetherill456]

This is pretty impressive for his age and I love Moe . But a few years ago at the Australian open I watched , Scott , McIllroy ,Speith and a bunch of other pros in the practice area and they would have done this easy . I was amazed at how great the pros actually are . Not to take any thing away from Moe but the pros today with their modern swings are just as good if not better because they are more athletic But id like to see them do this well in their 60s like Moe . For me Moe is the King !!

[@goodkawz]

johnathan wetherill Modern players are awesome. But clubs & balls get bet better & better. And instruction is more available and they keep learning. They learn from each other. Knowledge increases (Daniel 12:4 😉) . One good bet you can make about his detractors, no two: they are young, and they are uninformed.

[@CamoflaugeDinosaue]

Better equipment, more standardized training, modern knowledge on knowledge and diet to maximize performance, most pros had a golf mentality drilled into their head since they were young kids. It's not as much about what he did, but the insanely unconventional way he did it. Even in his contemporary, players like Nicklaus and Palmer could probably do this as well. He may have had a more robotic consistency, but they had more power, a greater variety of shots, and likely a better short game, not to mention great consistency themselves, if a slightly larger variation. His accomplishments are most highlighted by his unique methods.

[@Hoopdreemz]

Moes swing was a result of his mental edge ! He was pure genius !!! The fact he could recite poems and the relay his golf knowledge off the top of his head is just INSANE ! But beware copying his swing he would warn you not to try to do it ! Honestly he is the only that looks good doing it !

[@stephens9462]

I agree don’t try to copy his swing but learning the single plane swing from Kirk Jung videos on KZbin have done wonders for me.

[@LagnLoad]

Moe ,said the same thing, he would tell me he could control how much it went forwards better than he could backwards.

[@ctcv-to8kq]

Great footage. Now excuse me, I'm gonna be sick.

[@jdl2444]

the sleeper spinback check is what blows me away.

[@maxxsee]

what's sleeper backspin mean?

[@seanh8337]

***** I think he's making fun of the fact the the green is sloped so severely towards the hole that the shots he hit past are rolling backwards when they would go >10 feet past on a flat green. So he's calling it sleeper spin, when in reality they chose this hole because the slope bring the ball back to the hole

[@Klistern2]

Fair enough, I don't doubt his ability, its documented enough. Sometimes the mystery and legend of golf stories can get people carried away with the realism of it. Lots of people compare this guy to modern pros, I just think that's hard to do, such a different game now.

[@SurprizedDaily]

bryson dechambeau is as close to Moe on PGA Tour as it gets!

[@quietobserver4636]

I really wish that he would have gotten the recognition that he deserved while he was alive.😔

[@zombiehunter1152]

I guess that’s the feeling of greatness

[@edmod526]

I can sum it up like this...Moe hit a golf ball as effortlessly as you and i breath !!

[@mikehoffman3142]

I couldn't putt that quickly from 40 feet and get a pattern around the hole like that.

[@timothyprentice4706]

I love the background song in this

[@LMusho]

The pga wanted to suppress Moe because he didn't need a coach and they can't make money unless they constantly tell you that golf is hard and you will suck unless you get lessons. Moe had tremendous dedication and a positive attitude and that's all you really need to accomplish anything.

[@Mr.mallaer]

L.Musho Why are you making up lies? I guess you haven’t heard of Bubba Watson? Look up who is Bubba’s coach.

[@darvish2012]

Anyone that dislikes this video probably think this video was edited (and technically it is with the text), but the single plane idea works every single time!

[@dumbdumber1885]

darvish2012 I don't think the single plane swing has much to do with it. May help some but in general it's how much you practice and what you practice that determines your ball striking ability. Moe practiced a LOT. I think he could have used any swing, single, double, triple plane whatever and got the same results. I think he was both talented and loved to hit golf balls. Moe goes through the hitting area like nobodies business, not even lee trevino i don't think was that flat through the hitting area. It's incredible. The single plane definitely makes his swing arc huge no doubt helping him get so flat for so long through the hitting area but he still has to swing the club properly, with tension free arms and body and not forcing it or hurrying it in any way like all of us amatuers do. IMHO opinion it's not about swing planes but it's more about losing the muscle induced pull from the top and all the tension in our bodies which seems to happen the second you set up to the ball lol. Take a look almost every amateur has the prefect practice swing which vanished the second they pull the trigger on the real one lol. It's hillarious. No amount of swing place induced theory is going to fix that issue I'm sure.

[@thesheathdotcom]

I'd fancy most tour pro's to be able to duplicate this from that distance, with that amount of green and with the slope bleeding balls back to the cup. However, it's an impressive display, especially at the age Moe was when he did it.

[@1960taylor]

Not a chance in hell. Just ask them.

[@Joeybago12]

@@1960taylor ian poultry could. As long as he's wearing his visor

[@Mr.mallaer]

Joeybago12 I thought he was Rod Stewart for the longest time.

[@randywolf4731]

I had the opportunity to watch Moe Norman on several occasions hit golf balls at Royal Oaks GC in Titusville FL where he spent many winters. On one occasion hit approximately 50 balls with a 7 iron to a flag on the range. This flag was 145 yards from where he was hitting from that day into a slight breeze. Moe hit 95% of those balls within a 10 - 15 foot radius of the flag. Many were within 5 - 7 feet. Now for you naysayers I tried the same 50 balls and as a 4.1 index at the time I can tell you that from my own personal experience I achieved less than 25% within the same 10 -15 foot range. Moe was a genius although at the time he really didn't understand that he was. Moe was different with an odd golf swing that didn't fit into the mainstream theories about how one should swing a golf club. There are many ways to swing a golf club. Look at the swings of Trevino, Sneed, Hogan, Player, Palmer, Watson, Woods and Jack. Watch their videos and tell me that they are all the same. Nope you can't do it. They are all different as is Moe Norman. So just sit back and enjoy the video of one of the greatest ball strikers of all time.

[@newsforus9254]

Saw him in Titusville too & that range has signs showing yardages but Moe would hit shots at those signs calling how many bounces before the shot went under the sign & nearly every time he was right. So impressive!

[@johnseal56]

I absolutely love this. Even his "bad" shots are good. They may have needed to dress this green after the demo, lol.

[@mizuno390]

He’s so rapid fire and consistent the camera man can’t keep up with him, lmao

[@georgegonczarek2501]

In this vid Moe doesn t seem to have the straight plane look on his lead side. His address seems 2 have a slight V in it which indicates a deviation from the swing plane. (Hands closer 2 the body as in conventional setup. ????????

[@sweetswing1]

The current leader as of this comment on the PGA tour from 100-125 yards is on average 15', 8" from the hole. Also consider the ball he was hitting here vrs what they play today. Huge difference.

[@davidcarter7310]

Just brilliant! Nothing more to say

[@Left-Foot-Brake]

My favourite golfer of all time! This is typical Moe!

[@MH-dj5im]

I just can't believe it some people tried so hard to discredit his talent. If he wasn't strike the ball perfect it would more likely roll over the green. You saw that even these balls has very low trajectory it still came down soft and let the nature sloped to take care of.

[@Richie3Jack]

Average Tour player hits a 70-yard shot from the fairway to about 16 feet. I think he found his groove and that helped him hit the shots close. But, he is hitting most of those shots inside 8-feet and more like inside 4-feet. From a 70-yard shot perspective..and given his age...this was an awesome display. I just think people have these fallacies about Tour players and how close they hit the ball to the cup from this distance.

[@blkizbck3887]

He let the sticks do his talking here. And they were SCREAMING!!

[@dscwac396]

It's pretty good I'd say the slope on the back of the green definitely stopped a few of those running of the back tho impressive none the less

[@gregexelby1487]

Hay Dad "Moe" is on the phone again...... off we would go. I didn't realize how good a golfer my Dad was to be summoned by Moe Norman. I do now !!!!!!!!!!

[@SurprizedDaily]

damn I'd have loved to been there!

[@billw5823]

From what I have read about Moe Norman, he was a bit of an odd duck and the PGA didn't really want him to be successful and be represented on the tour. He didn't like to fly and travel and hence he had relatively few tournament appearances. He probably suffered from a mild form of autism if what I have read is true. I believe that Titleist gave him a lifetime contract that paid him enough to be comfortable even though he wasn't playing on the tour. That swing is amazing and so consistent, thanks for sharing the video.

[@arielrodriguez740]

Hola, donde podría encontrar material de la técnica completa de Moe Norman en español?

[@LagnLoad]

Totally agree. I played 50 + rounds with Moe, he was the real thing, Brandel Chambly just rnentioned his name about an hour ago. It was a different game then, more want for accuracy..

[@br5448]

lucky man

[@robertbrown7470]

I counted 30 balls on the green. I would estimate 20 were within maybe 7 to 8 feet. Most of those within 5 feet. A couple maybe 10 feet. The others maybe 20 to 25 feet or so. Pretty good for an old man hitting from 70 yards away. All 30 shots on the green. If a pro was 20 yards or so from the pin that would be pretty good. I doubt many pros could do that from 70 yards. Maybe. Some of the very best. His consistency is amazing. His ball striking second to none.

[@eddiestevens3220]

Yeah but bat shit crazy

[@robertbrown7470]

@@eddiestevens3220 One thing is for sure, Moe Norman wasn't bat shit crazy. When is the last time Titlest or any other Corporation gave you $5,000 per month for life? Or paid you $2,500 a month for representing Natural Golf or any other organization. You wish you were bat shit crazy like Moe Norman.

[@eddiestevens3220]

Titleist gave him that money as the way they saw it it was good publicity to do a sympathy sponsorship with him . Any way would you invite that crazy fucker round for dinner in your home .. don't think so 😄😄

[@LagnLoad]

Yes,I agree, maybe the thing to do here is just enjoy and dont compare. Although a little homework might prove good reading. Even Tiger was amazed watching Moe hit balls ,even through Moe was in his early 60s

[@SurprizedDaily]

Tiger knows he don't "own" his swing like Moe did and he, along with 99% on Tour don't really know or own their swings the ways Moe owned his! Fairways and greens hit stats show/say it all! None on tour today, I'd be willing to bet, even come close today as what Moe's records would show his stats were!

[@MLFlagg]

So many great golfers in this KZbin comment section, assuming everyone talking about the slope in the back of the green can also hit that many balls as close as Moe did. What Moe displayed here was impressive, leave it at that.

[@jake1867]

i saw Moe years ago in Oshawa, he would not hit in front of the stands, he took his towel and wet it in a puddle , asked us to form a horseshoe around him and proceeded to hit a giant bucket of balls. He could call out the direction and distance of each shot. A wonder to see.

[@casario2808]

He's a legend. He's what, 60 or more here? If someone, a caddie or a mentor or whatever, had of really helped Moe Norman integrate into the PGA (and if the golfing establishment hadnt been so callous), imagine how many Majors this guy could have won?

[@cookiemonstersayyeah]

The fact the video has to say 'completely unedited footage' makes me think it has been edited

[@eriwilnel]

The incline at the back does not mean its an easy shot. You have to use it correctly. What you think you can just line drive the ball a hundred miles an hour and the incline will put it by the pin. Moe is the guy that the pros stop and watch when hes on the range>> yes he was that good. That was certainly not the most difficult shot I can think of but the way he did it at that pace and at that age was simply amazing. Jack Nicklaus can not duplicate that performance at the same age and pace!

[@jryer1]

Are you kidding me, amazing shot maker. This man was something to behold!

[@LagnLoad]

He always told me ,he could control how much the ball moves forwards but not backwards. He also never used a Sandwedge from the fairway.

[@bobsmith-c6v]

he has convienced a hell of alot more people than himself that he is the greatest ball striker

[@amazingggtalent8169]

Looks like the Setup for impact golf method. Heard it was like Moe's swing, and now I know why.

[@tg4866]

this should be shown as an educational video about pace of play to all golfers

[@kyucklebeans]

As I’m fairly new to golf, I find this whole Mo thing fascinating. In these videos it seems like there’s always someone clowning the guy behind the camera or treating him like a child or freak for some reason. The controversy seems so strange too. It’s like, the golf ball is telling you it’s a perfectly fine swing.

[@zraymond34ify]

I'm pretty sure most of us couldn't do this from 7 yards away.........forget 70

[@douglaslee3275]

What club do you think he is using? Down below says he would never use a sand wedge from the fairway

[@DarkNowInDachau]

Here's the thing about Moe Norman: Masters: 1957 cut US Open: DNP PGA Championship: DNP British Open: DNP

[@billyphelan7649]

Can you tell me the club Mo was using

[@soleaguirre100]

And He did his way! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌷

[@mattyburrows9059]

the correct way

[@jimsta10]

Inspirational till this day..

[@jasongill266]

Legend of the game say no more rip more

[@LagnLoad]

That is a great story. Well said young man.

[@LagnLoad]

Great way to swing a club,but no it does not work every time,it depends on who teaches it and who the golfer is. Cheers

[@seanh8337]

David Coley All that matters is what happens at impact. He stays on shaft plane during entry and exit, which many tour players try to achieve but is difficult to do at high club speeds. Hance why Moe could never make it on the main tour and stuck to the minis

[@Dr80ew]

You may think this is easy because it is the same shot over and over.. but this is extremely difficult to hit this shot consistently in birdie range.

[@AlexanderTothGolf]

Thanks for sharing Mark. I thought it was somewhat local.

[@thecommenterl0l]

Mark i will watch all your videos now that i know you were friends with moe, but can you tell me who highjacked all the vids on moe i used to watch? and why?

[@crystaldavis6169]

I’ve searched and can’t find any information on what clubs mow had in his bag. Did he use approach wedge or lob wedge? What was he using here? If anyone knows please post.

[@Dooguk]

Check out Todd Graves channel. He owns a couple of wedges given to him by Moe.

[@Dave-wu5ug]

How was he not the best ever. What happened. Tiger or Jack couldn't do this. Like WTF. RIP you legend.

[@steveandbari]

I love all the negative comments about green slope,no wind and other statements to take away from this proformance. Line up your best players and do this....I didn't think so

[@tatchy1001]

Are you saying Mickelson, Stricker and other great short game players of the ball couldn't do this with that slope behind the hole. Get a grip ffs

[@alpsala]

One thing not being talked abut is that Moe was left handed playing righty. Dominant side should pull the club, like in Frisbee.

[@cout0knife]

There are so many people doing that, myself included, and I doubt it changes anything other than maybe trade some power for accuracy

[@Mr.mallaer]

I am right handed, and I started playing golf what they call left handed. I had a problem with body rotation and slicing the ball. So I switched to right handed position. Dominant hand does not like to be in a position below not dominant hand. Took me months to get used to having left hand dominate right hand.

[@Birdknowsbest]

Phil Mickelson is right handed.

[@joebuttitta5377]

GrampaSaysNo mike malaska

[@golfmarvell]

Ok....then?

[@pdub2762]

Ty ty ty. Beautiful 💪

[@Zug75]

and what about the group behind him? watch or skip the hole sayin thats a legend just practicing.