Good players who do not look very good, while at the pool table, but still consistently run out.

[pt109]

His golf swing is so simple I think a lot of amateur golfers would be greatly helped if we learned it. Pros don’t use it because it doesn’t give them the distance they need these days. Plus they have the time and ability to have the extra movements in their swing that generates power..but for the rest of us it would help greatly.

Sorry I read this and so many people shit on moe when he pops up in conversations but his swing was perfect.

Not Tiger….he said there were only two golfers who owned their swings….Ben Hogan and Moe Norman.

 

[pt109]

Jose Parica used to be side armed…..he straightened it out over here.

 

[The Old Jaybird]

Jimmy Moore had an 80 year old body and an 18 year old right arm and a stroke like it was on oiled ball bearings.

 

[jasonlaus]

He made a conscious decision to use that stroke.

True story

 

[jasonlaus]

The biggest example of what the OP asked...IMHO is Allen Hopkins. Visually atrocious..but his results were Hall of fame.

I can't watch old tapes of him for more than 5 minutes.

I can't watch Mike Davis long enough for him to hit the cueball

 

[trob]

Not Tiger….he said there were only two golfers who owned their swings….Ben Hogan and Moe Norman.

Yup saw the interview where he said Norman was the most consistent ball striker he had ever seen.

I can't watch Mike Davis long enough for him to hit the cueball

It’s a tough watch lol

 

[skogstokig]

I can't watch Mike Davis long enough for him to hit the cueball

in one 14.1 event they had mike davis, allen hopkins and oliver ortmann playing after one another on the tv table. an exhibition of unorthodox styles (that somehow works)

 

[BelleBelle]

Non flashy and open bridge with straight stroke, yes he’s the guy that will bust you. Most of the best players in the world fit this category think Ralph Souquet what a killer.