Norman Compilation
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Greg Norman Australian Open 2011by matt173892,233 views- 0:25
Greg Norman golf swingby GolfAus4,718 views
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1991 Masters, Final Holes - Part 2by AwsiDooger6,500 views
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Nick Faldo 1996 Masters Final Dayby potaling10,283 views
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Greg Norman tee shot at Pebble Beach Golf Linksby Caddytips29,097 views
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Tiger Woods, Teenage Golf Phenom, 1994by aimsports9,528 views
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Ben Hogan - On the 1st tee at Augustaby hynodesignsclassics9,028 views
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Nick Faldo great shot 2002 US openby potaling14,165 views
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Ben Hogan SWINGby goldswingTiger62,197 views
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1986 Masters - Greg Norman Late Chargeby JessDefacts5,864 views
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Greg Norman footworkby GolfAus4,683 views
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Young Tigerby ralphsunnyside11,365 views
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Ben Hogan colour swing-by GolfAus2,042 views
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Fred Couples Monster Drive + SlowMo Swing Analysisby bigdavemojo67,941 views
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Westchester Classic Golf 1988 part 1by GolfAus2,022 views
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Rory Sabbatiniby MobileProGolf911 views
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Westchester Classic Golf 1988 part 2by GolfAus4,603 views
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Behind the scenes: Belen Mozo Photo Shoot with Greg Norman Collectionby gregnormancollection5,664 views
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Johnny Miller on Tiger Woodsby jh12sports21,106 views
Waste of time/space, plse delete
WeAndWeR1 3 months ago
Still think he might've been the most underrated top player ever. Sometimes you can't control the things that happen around you. If you think about it, it's not hard to figure out that the odds would dictate that _somebody_ in the history of the game was going to be every bit as talented as any top player, and yet circumstances would conspire to keep him from being known as being as good as he was. It was bound to happen to somebody.
emncaity 7 months ago
People tend to remember him only for Mize, Gamez, the '96 collapse (never as impossible as the sportswriters made it sound going into the final round...how stupid was it for them to talk like it wasn't possible for him to shoot 73 while playing not all that badly, and Faldo or somebody to shoot 65 or 66?). It's too bad, because at his best, for that brief time, he was capable of reaching the kind of golf that Hogan, Nelson, Snead, Nicklaus, and Woods, et al. played at their best.
emncaity 7 months ago
That was something, wasn't it? That, and the '93 Open, the final round of which still sticks out in my mind as the most flawless final round in a major I've ever seen. He looked like he was taking the club back about 60%, and he was just thumping it. Totally counterintuitive, but true.
emncaity 7 months ago