Through his series of swing incarnations, Tiger Woods has referenced a desire to “own” his swing—something, he said, only two players have ever done. The first was Ben Hogan, who requires little ...

Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you play smarter, better golf. A dominant force on the Canadian Tour, Norman won 55 times, made 17 holes-in-one and ...

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Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Golf professional Todd Graves, co-founder, Graves Golf Academy reveals the secret ...

Ericson Core, who directed the gridiron tale “Invincible,” is moving to the golf course for “Dance the Green.” The indie drama tells the story of golf legend Moe Norman. Pic will be produced by ...

Golf is a complicated game as it is, so my goal as a teacher is to make the swing as simple as possible to execute. That’s what led me to study and design my teaching methods around what legendary ...

Whether it’s because of his funky clothing, eccentric personality or highly distinctive swing, Moe Norman — dubbed golf’s “Rain Man” — didn’t fit into the sport’s traditional mold. “Like Raymond ...

I’d like you to meet my golfing buddy, Moe Norman. Moe passed away in 2006 in his native Canada. When I play golf, he tags along. I met him two months ago. He is one of those legends you never heard ...

EXCLUSIVE: Multiple Oscar nominee Bruce Beresford is set to direct The Place I Belong about pro golfer Moe Norman. The Place I Belong follows the rise of Norman from caddie and bowling alley pinsetter ...

KITCHENER, Ontario -- Moe Norman, the eccentric Canadian golf star whose amazingly accurate swing dazzled tour stars for many years, died Saturday. He was 75. The two-time Canadian Amateur died of ...

Whether it’s because of his funky clothing, eccentric personality or highly distinctive swing, Moe Norman – dubbed golf’s “Rain Man” – didn’t fit into the sport’s traditional mold. “Like Raymond ...