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Hogan looked very uncomfortable putting but his swing was flawless throughout.
What is the speed of the greens, 4 on stimp meter.
at 3:41 you can see Hogans' yips
I have to look away when they putt…..
So Hogan hits a 6 iron 255 yds and did not look like he was swinging hard; Snead as well!
I was waiting for someone to yell GET IN THE HOLE
those are 2 dodgy putting strokes right there, ladies and gentlemen……………..
They were both machines, especially Hogan. Such control over his ball flight, just awesome. Those greens were a little slow.. their putters probably weighed 10 pounds..
So what year is this match then ?
Man they pound those putts on the greens. So much wrist. Guess the old school lawn mowers couldn't cut them as low as today.
Interesting how they both used a forward press as a swing starter, then started their backswing with their left side, Snead his legs, and Hogan his hips.
And that's why San Snead never really dominated Golf then,he was just an average Putter,pro or Amateur.
Old Pros don't lose there Balls,they just lose there Putting stroke,that's all the difference is.
Wooden woods and blades, something to be said in their favour!
The way they putted back then though
Everybody looks shorter, like they just stepped out of Goofy's car.
Such class in golfers back then with easy flowing swings. Make the game look easy.
14 fwys, 18 greens. unreal.
Playing through a thunderstorm.
I can understand now why I'm grandpa said the short game is most important.
I liked it better back then when people didn't just yell into the microphone
Back when a man's waistline was 4" about his belly button.
this has been on youtube for YEARS now….where is the Nicklaus match at Pebble??