Golf’s hidden genius: Moe Norman 🏌️‍♂️ Moe Norman was A Canadian golfer who could hit the same shot over and over like a machine. Sam Snead called him the greatest striker of the ball. Tiger Woods said only Ben Hogan and Moe Norman truly “owned” their swings. Way before Bryson DeChambeau the scientist came along, Moe was obsessing over mechanics, consistency, and doing things his own way. He pioneered the single plane swing that Bryson uses today. He stood with a wide base to eliminate moving parts. He stood farther from the ball than anyone to naturally stay on plane. And he gripped the club deep in his palms to lock out wrist movement. The result? Moe had the ball on a string — and earned the nickname “Pipeline Moe.” He won the Canadian Amateur and Canadian PGA Championship twice, won 54 times on the Canadian Tour, and set over 30 course records. But why didn’t Moe compete on the big stage? Moe Norman didn’t fail because he wasn’t good enough. He left the PGA Tour after being mocked...