Interesting question

[OLIVER1]

As this lazy Saturday evening drifts away into the ether, I thought it might be interesting to throw out the following:
If you could ask a superstar tour pro, past or present, any question at all, what would it be and to whom would you ask it?
You get one question - swing-related or otherwise - and no follow-ups, although the pro in question would be obliged to give you a truthful and comprehensive answer.
Interested to gauge what fascinates people the most

 

[Cloran]

As this lazy Saturday evening drifts away into the ether, I thought it might be interesting to throw out the following:
If you could ask a superstar tour pro, past or present, any question at all, what would it be and to whom would you ask it?
You get one question - swing-related or otherwise - and no follow-ups, although the pro in question would be obliged to give you a truthful and comprehensive answer.
Interested to gauge what fascinates people the most

Hogan: "What's the secret to your bright toothy grin?"

 

[bertsmith]

Hogan: Before your physical and mental decline, you offered to reveal your secret to a magazine for $200,000. Please tell us now what that is, and if it is the same thing you told Ken Venturi.

 

[ms1170]

I'd ask Sam Snead to use the word ether in a sentence, and he'd probably say "It was ether a 6 iron or a 7"

 

[Lindsey Newman]

I Would ask Greg Norman - if, at any point, that he ever thought he was going to win the '96 masters.

 

[mgranato]

Mr. Nelson, if your intent was to be the best golfer who ever played (rather than making enough to fulfill you dream of owning a ranch), how high do you believe you would have set the bar?

 

[johnnymarlboro]

I'd ask Gary Player what really happened on the 71st hole of the 74' Open Championship.

 

[JonWil]

Jack Nicklaus: What do you suppose it revealed about you when you embarrassed the shite out of Zach Johnson by greeting him as ‘America’s hope’ when at the time America had the number one ranked golfer in the world….. Tiger Woods?

 

[Brian Manzella]

Mr. Hogan, what do you think of all these methods that claim your swing as a source and inspiration?

 

[Dariusz J.]

Mr. Hogan, what do you think of all these methods that claim your swing as a source and inspiration?

That's a great question that would put a lot of Hogan theories into junk. Even better if we know what are they.

I'd probably ask Nicklaus to write a long story (he himself said it would take 4 hours to talk about it, at least) what he learnt from Hogan when Nicklaus was young and they played together. I can see every golfer on this planet no matter how good or bad would learn from this story too.

Cheers