Called “a private lesson from one of the greatest golfers ever known,” this three-DVD set reveals newly discovered footage of many Ben Hogan golf swings. The Ben Hogan Legacy is an in-depth documentary featuring family, friends, and icons like Jack Nicklaus, Ken Venturi and Butch Harmon. The Swing Revealed 1 and The Swing Revealed 2 feature extensive analysis from world-renowned teaching professional Jim McLean. Includes The Swing Revealed Interactive CD for computer users to easily view and control the speed of several Hogan swings.
Well guys, I’ve been dabbling with this game on and off for about 4 years now, and I never thought much about players of the old era, or the “Hogan” mystique. I have been a dedicated fan of Tiger, Dustin Johnson, Adam Scott, Geoff Ogilvy, and all the other “current” stars. A few years ago, when I stumbled into this complex game, I laughed at players in the old black-n-white videos, and promised to build my game around the cool players of today. Something changed…….after casually browsing youtube one day, I stumbled across some guy analyzing the Hogan swing, and saying there was some hidden “secret” in his motion. Hmmmm…..I like mysteries! And I like a challenge! I’ve seen a lot of golfers on youtube with this same goal in mind; it will be fun to see who can get it figured out first. I’m glad to say that I’m intensely intrigued with Hogan’s one plane lag action, and now will begin a quest to see how close I can come to duplicating what many have been trying for years to do. Sooooooo, here goes. For now, I’m working on positions. I am matching a couple of them, but most are waaaaaay off. I’m focusing on the basics; I want to make sure club is glued to the plane going up, and is glued to it going down. As i progress throughout the next few months, I’ll post detailed swing analysis. As much as I never believed in the “secret” hooplah, I must admit that I have accidentally stumbled across a basic formula and theory of my own, but I dont want to say much about it right …
Video segment from the Hidden Links Golf Guide to Scotland featuring Panmure Golf Club near Carnoustie, where Ben Hogan practiced for 30 days leading up to the 1953 British Open Championship at Carnoustie which he won in his only try. Narrated by Renton Laidlaw. Copyright Hidden Links, Inc.
Dublin Texas is an historically important town, and a popular destination for tourists, businesses and new residents looking for a better life. The home of Dublin Dr Pepper, the oldest soda bottling plant in the country, the Ben Hogan museum, and three other museum! Cowboy Culture Celebration, St. Patrick’s Day and the Dublin Dr Pepper annual birthday celebration. Rodeos, foot and bike races, great music, crafts fairs and excitement abound. Visit www.dublintxchamber.com for more info. (produced by 828 Media)
Here’s a 2nd clip that was put together showcasing the WorldVentures RMD Trip 2011 to the Hard Rock Resort & Casino in Punta Cana, DR Still unbelievable that WorldVentures treats all RMD’s and above to a week long trip where everything is taken care of and there’s not a worry in the world other than being there! Incredible! Enjoy this video we put together edited by Ben Hogan using Sony Vegas! Music – Nana, Couples Retreat For more great videos visit the official WorldVentures YouTube Page: www.youtube.com
