I couldn’t agree more. So much time has gone by since I filmed that video and I am still in awe and watch it again and again. You are very very welcome.

@@tomkowalsky I it's in my favorites so I also watch it again and again.

AWESOME

@@ingeniousbraveheart my pleasure

What incredibly wise words and observations. I could not agree more. When I try to focus and hit it good I never do. The nonchalant I don’t really care but I do attitude is what really works. No matter how easy I swing the ball still goes. Thank you for watching and for such inspiring comments.

@@tomkowalsky thank you for such a kind response! The thoughts I expressed are easier for me to say than they are for me to follow while out on the course…but I do try! 😅

Agreed

Thanks for watching

Thanks. I rewatch it again and again

EVERY TIME

You could feel his joyfulness with every shot. He LOVED to hit balls. Thanks for watching

Gambling is illegal at bushwood sir..and I never slice kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5ulatyLzryXkn0.html

@@charliepastrami2813 Ha ha! AWESOME clip. Sliced AND cussed. real quick.

🤣🤣

That’s hysterical 😂

I felt the same way while I was recording it as a much younger man. Next round I tried that flatter funny looking swing and BOOM. Down the middle. Thank you Moe. thanks for watching and commenting.

The dead rule

Do you not see the people whine him? And a film crew ?

It almost makes me want to cry, I cringe inside because of when he was on the PGA Tour they made fun of him and bullied him and he was so shy and insecure, he quit and went back to Canada, people suck!!!

He was the best ball striker, not the best golfer.

Thanks for watching. It was an absolute honour and a privilege to be there with him that day.

I Totally Agree. I was in awe watching it live and you can see the looks on the faces. LOL. Amazement.

To stand and watch in person was really something

Thanks for sharing your Moe story. He was incredible.

GREAT SWING GREAT MAN

Very Welcome

I know right?!

there's a video on here "Amazing unseen footage of Moe Norman, Nick Faldo , Matt Lane and others" Moe starts around the 10 minute mark . starts hitting out of the sand and then driver out of a divot ...CRACK CRACK no dirt flying . the sound is absolute magic !!

It was an HONOUR to meet Moe

So glad you enjoyed it

Hell ya

Thanks so much for the kind words. I assure you he was excited when I asked him. I still look back on this as one of my greatest golf experiences ever.

@@tomkowalsky2X drove over from Orlando in mid 90's to Titusville to film Moe but sadly lost the videos. Even in his 60's, he hit it so pure!

AGREED!

Yeah I agree with you. You take feelings and characterists of good ball strikers and find your swing.

100% true you also have to have some foundation and dedication to find your successful swing

Find the swing that suits your body 100% -not the PGA school of hard knocks

so gifted thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

@@tomkowalsky It’s my pleasure.

I could not agree more. Well said. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yeah lol he was loving it

Absolutely My Pleasure

Was great to be there

such a machine

Indeed! Nailed it!

"He's an excellent driver"! Oh yeah, an excellent driver!

Thanks Moe Indeed

I know right? The knee's have been the big focus for me. Moe was very specific when I asked him about the role of your knee's. Look at my knee's he would say...

He SCORED

You said it

So Well said my Friend.

Such a honour to meet him

Moe three putted 6 times in the opening round of the masters and never had a good short game (his putting was terrible). He also averaged about 255 yards with his driver. You are making shit up

He said he 3 putted 17 times at the masters.

NAILED It

Very observant

The right hand not crossing is huge!

That right hand not spinning on top of the left through impact is absolutely a key fundamental that is lost on the modern rotational swing.

Well said. Thanks for watching

Same

Simple is GOOD!

Actually, he said the best striker of the ball that’s ever lived. But he’s just repeating what Nicolas Faldo, Garry player and many other said. He never made that up himself. That’s what they said about him. I believe he’s so full of himself because Golf is the only opportunity he has to feel the feeling of greatness. Clearly, in every day life he’s an oddball living in his car and not fitting in. It’s not unusual for people to find the one thing that they are better than anyone else in the world and experience that feeling of greatness. Whatever you wanna call it it’s valid and he’s earned it and that’s all that matters.

@@tomkowalsky yea agree, he did pass away a good while ago. It's bound to be good for your ego if the eletes where saying "best stricker of the ball" and "he knew he would always hit it straight " , although I wonder why he never won a major and acctually never played in most of them? Could it be that deep down he himself believed he was good but not quite good enough to be at the very very top of the game?

Agreed.

SO TRUE

So True

True Legend

Well Done!

Thank you for watching.

You are very welcome and....OMG! Great question and man I never looked or asked but they were definitely players blades and NOT perimeter weighted.

I Know

ability???? more like... his "gift" of not fitting in with the social elite. It's a real rare trait to not be compelled to "pander" to whomever or whatever these days.

@@THE_CHOAS_ENGINE Nailed IT

GENIUS

HELL YA

100 or so. I was so lucky to be there that day

@@tomkowalsky Thanks so much!

No problem 👍glad you enjoyed it

Indeed. Its been ages since I recorded this and still watching over and over. Can't believe I was there mere feet away from that perfect impact. Over and over again as if it was NOTHING!

@@tomkowalsky wish I could of witnesed that...

Was so good to be there and see him close up. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yes

Mr CRISPY

250 to 260 unless he "goes" for it

Indeed. Thanks for watching

I have to agree. Always loved Ray Floyd

I know. Moe told it like it was

Nailed It. I always know when my knees take a break because I leave it to the right every time from not DRIVING through with the KNEES

@@tomkowalsky I just focused on staying down and keeping my knees bent and was stripping it.

@@tomkowalsky I agree straightening the legs leads to inconsistent ball striking and loose dispersion and weak contact

Sure Was!

No misses that day. Amazing

He said in another video he missed a fairway once seven years ago.And he never has any boggies in his bag. Amazing!

Moe didn't miss a fairway for 6 years....he once used the same tee for 4 years. Moe played a lot with George Knudsen (incredible iron player, 8 PGA wins) and they'd bet on EVERYTHING. $$. One bet was $100. for every pin hit. In one round, Moe hit 6 pins. For fun, in tournaments, Moe would occasionally tee off with a wedge and hit into the green with his driver, for par or birdie. Lee Trevino said it best....'somebody should have taken Moe under his wing, he would have cleaned up on the tour' He wasn't a country club boy, no one helped him, they even chastised him. Golf lost something very special. He returned home. 41 course records, 3@59, 4@61. Hole-in-ones became boring, he lost count.

@@dannyboy6349 yeah and they banned Bobby Locke as well.

Yup

I believe it was 1991

Thats for SURE. Man he loved hitting balls

there is NO chipper in that bag. LOL

@@tomkowalsky i love moe . Im on the autistic spectrum also. But that definitely looks like a chipper 🤣 big fat sole at least.

@@keithgrainger8797 It's his ancient sand wedge I'm sure of it

@@tomkowalsky you're probably correct. I was just shocked to see it.

Just a freak show

I did notice that , but isn’t he actually going from short Clubs to longer Clubs ? So with the wedge 9 8 and seven iron I’m usually a little more open. But as I get to the longer Clubs , I usually close my stance a bit to try and square up the blade. Does that make any sense?

@@tomkowalsky Makes sense, Hogan did the same

Sand Wedge.