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Ben Hogan Interview 1989


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Thanks Mike, I always enjoy reading or watching any content on Hogan.  The guy is an inspiration to anyone that believes hard work is a major key to success.

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If Ben Hogan had the same financial situation as some marketing folks taking up the game thinking that 10,000 hours could get them to the pros, he would work a lot harder. He might spend 10-12 hours a day or more just hitting balls and working on his ball striking until it is as good as he can physically get it. He might even get 10,000 hours of training in just 3 years.

He would probably start winning local tournaments with what little money he had, and . . . Oh wait, he's already done it, and became one of golfs greatest legends.

Good old Ben. :beer:

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Nice find................thanks for sharing.   Hogan didn't give many interviews.   I'd love to see the un-edited version of the above.

I wonder if this was around Masters Time.....because it looks like he may be wearing his green jacket.

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