Danny Lee Article on Golf.com

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And Bill Mehlhorn

"The best I ever saw from tee to green was Bill Mehlhorn"
Ben Hogan, Golf Magazine January, 1975

And Mike Austin. There's others that I can't remember off the top of my head.

It appears that Hogan basically gathered as much info as he could by golfers/instructors whom he thought knew what they were talking about and then filtered bits and pieces of it and took all of the good stuff and put it into his swing.




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Very true, Hogan's putting started deteriorating in 1953 when he was 41 up to then he had been an excellent putter.

Byron Nelson said that Hogan was an excellent putter for most of his career and before the yips he would go months at a time without missing any putt inside 5 feet. Might be a tall tale, but most from that era concur that Hogan could putt before he got the yips.



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this HAS to have come up before sometime in this forum, but Brian's views change sometimes in light of new information, so I'd like to hear from him if he believes there was anything unique to hogan's swing,mechanistically speaking only(no talk of his mental game), that made him a better ball striker than anyone else.
 
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