Editor’s note: In celebration of Golf ... but Sam supposedly won the debate: “Ted, you don’t have to go up in the stands and play your foul balls. I do.” Snead and Williams were old ...

But to refer to Sam’s ability to hit a golf ball as little ... testing machine for the Wilson (Sporting Goods) company. Every time they’d come out with a new set of clubs, they’d bring it to Sam to ...

Sam Snead had one ... coaches and biomechanics have found that a golf swing trigger doesn’t just help relieve tension — it can help you hit the ball farther, too. It goes down to a concept ...

Sam played a lot of tournaments when even the pros had a hard time getting golf balls. He told me ... The Associated Press noted Snead was the winner of more than 100 events after his 1965 ...

Sam Snead has one of the most remarkable swings of all time. He used a combination of power and grace that propelled him to 82 PGA Tour wins and seven major championships as he dominated the ...

Sam Snead, who was in town to see a doctor to check out his ailing left wrist, arrived at Wrigley Field to settle a debate. The argument was whether anyone could hit a golf ball over the historic ...