The Feeling of Greatness:The Moe Norman Story
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (889 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004HFS6B4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 345 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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. He has written a for column for newspaprs and golf magazines. Presently represents Clublink as communications and publicity director. Clublink operates a chain of upscale public golf courses, including Glen Abbey, the home, for many years, of the Canadian Open. Tim O'Connor lives near Toronto, Ontario, Canada with wife Sandy and two sons
The Feeling of Greatness, The Moe Norman Story is about the life of Canadian golf legend Moe Norman one of the most eccentric figures in golf history.
"I didn't see them all, but I don't know how anyone could hit the ball better than Moe Norman." -- Golf Digest May 1, 1995
The Flagship of Moe Norman Biographies. Thewlips I wanted to know more about Moe Norman, and I made the mistake of reading "Moe & Me" by Lorne Rubenstein first because the cover looked more modern. As it turned out, "Moe & Me" was more of an author centered memoir that did not give a full account of Moe's life."The Feeling of Greatness," however, left no stone unturned in the life of Moe Norman. O'Connor did a masterful job of blending Moe's playing career and personal life. O'Co. At Home on the Range Stephen Sykes As recently as 10 years ago, Moe's Norman's very existence was considered apocryphal. A few American golf pros, Paul Azinger and Lee Trevino come to mind, told stories about an eccentric Canadian with a strange swing so accurate he could stand on a driving range and hit the 250 yard sign repeatedly with his driver. Or they told of the time he hit three balls off the tee that were later found huddled together like mushrooms in the m. The best ball striker ever didn't made it to the top. Mike Long This is a great story of a relatively unknown personality who could not be a part of the "system". His whole life is unconventional; however, his golf is exceptional. An upolished man, Moe Norman never achieved PGA greatness in the US, but is a legend in the amateur ranks in Canada, owning 33 course records and several rounds shot in the 50's. I was fascinated by the many examples of his ball striking capabilities, like hitting ove