I loved his show with Joe Foss. I wrote him a letter when I was a kid, and a month later Wilson Sporting Goods sent me a set of golf clubs, and I have been playing for the last fifty years.
Beautiful,, fluid motion. He won two U.S. Opens and stared down Hogan in the first one. Legend has it that Hogan tried his usual intimidation tactics on Boros, nicknamed "Moose" for his sturdy 215 lb. frame, with zero effect. I saw him play at the Legends of Golf (the first senior event) in the early 1980's. He could still hit the ball beautifully and had an incredible touch around the greens.
I loved his show with Joe Foss. I wrote him a letter when I was a kid, and a month later Wilson Sporting Goods sent me a set of golf clubs, and I have been playing for the last fifty years.
Beautiful,, fluid motion. He won two U.S. Opens and stared down Hogan in the first one. Legend has it that Hogan tried his usual intimidation tactics on Boros, nicknamed "Moose" for his sturdy 215 lb. frame, with zero effect. I saw him play at the Legends of Golf (the first senior event) in the early 1980's. He could still hit the ball beautifully and had an incredible touch around the greens.
What a beautiful swing! Like you said so rhythmical, seems to use the lag between lower half and upper half to create easy power.
Left arm in left shoulder down just like stack and tilt starts.
Right leg straightens left leg bends forward.See where I am going
Reminds me of Miguel Angel Jiminez