Comments on: Tiger Wants Satisfaction http://chilco.textdrive.com/~dmahugh/2006/08/28/tiger-wants-satisfaction/ Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:56:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Doug http://chilco.textdrive.com/~dmahugh/2006/08/28/tiger-wants-satisfaction/#comment-2140 Doug Tue, 29 Aug 2006 18:06:18 +0000 http://chilco.textdrive.com/~dmahugh/2006/08/28/tiger-wants-satisfaction/#comment-2140 Yeah, that's what I thought, too. Nice to see Tiger acknowledge a guy who never won a significant PGA event in the U.S. as having one of the two greatest swings ever. Hey, here's something amusing I came across in the archives: <a href="http://www.mahugh.com/images/blog/2006/08/29/swing980512.jpg" rel="nofollow">my swing in May of 1998</a>. I was working real hard on my game that spring, after reading Joe Dante's "Four Magic Moves." I don't like the fall-back thing I'm doing with my shoulders right after impact -- that's a stiff body's attempt to do an inverted C, I think. On that, I don't even pretend any more. Yeah, that’s what I thought, too. Nice to see Tiger acknowledge a guy who never won a significant PGA event in the U.S. as having one of the two greatest swings ever.

Hey, here’s something amusing I came across in the archives: my swing in May of 1998. I was working real hard on my game that spring, after reading Joe Dante’s “Four Magic Moves.” I don’t like the fall-back thing I’m doing with my shoulders right after impact — that’s a stiff body’s attempt to do an inverted C, I think. On that, I don’t even pretend any more.

]]> By: Tom http://chilco.textdrive.com/~dmahugh/2006/08/28/tiger-wants-satisfaction/#comment-2139 Tom Tue, 29 Aug 2006 16:24:52 +0000 http://chilco.textdrive.com/~dmahugh/2006/08/28/tiger-wants-satisfaction/#comment-2139 I think it's great that Tiger appreciates Moe. Ben Hogan gets his due all the time, but Moe is largely unknown. He shouldn't be - it was a strange and unorthodox swing (as he was a strange and unorthodox person), but you can't argue with the numbers. And he was danged crazy, making the book about him incredibly entertaining. I think it’s great that Tiger appreciates Moe. Ben Hogan gets his due all the time, but Moe is largely unknown. He shouldn’t be - it was a strange and unorthodox swing (as he was a strange and unorthodox person), but you can’t argue with the numbers. And he was danged crazy, making the book about him incredibly entertaining.

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