That failure was enough to convince Hogan to put the grip into play a month later, at the 1957 Palm Beach Round Robin Tournament, where this picture was snapped. Once again, it worked.

Mr. Hogan's grip was much weaker than mine, which allowed him to curve the ball either way more easily than my strong grip allowed. He just released his right hand a little more when he wanted to ...

Ben Hogan, comfortably ensconced as one of the best golfers in history, left an indelible mark on the game. ... The Grip Part 2: Stance and Posture Part 3: ...

The greatest teacher Ben Hogan ever knew, Henry Picard changed the arc of golf history in more ways than one. The greatest ... As Curt Sampson wrote in his book “Hogan,” Picard’s help, changing Hogan ...

Ben Hogan crawled from his mangled car with a fractured pelvis, collarbone and left ankle. Sixteen months later, he was winning the U.S. Open.

As Mr. Hogan would tell you, the grip and shaft are a critical component of it, too." For Koehler, whose company currently makes the SCOR4161 line of wedges, the chance to reunite with the Hogan ...

The grip is one of the most important fundamentals in golf, ... Ben Hogan taught us that control in a good grip resides in the last three fingers of your left hand and middle two of your right.

Ben Hogan GS53 driver. ... The putter I’ve been trying is a blade style with an oversized grip. It’s heavier than my regular putter, so the feel was a little off for me.

Ben Hogan crawled from his mangled car with a fractured pelvis, collarbone and left ankle. Sixteen months later, he was winning the U.S. Open.