For members only, Golf Smarter Number 354 published on October 23, 2012.

Welcome to Golf Smarter Mulligans.

Your second chance to gain insight and advice from the best instructors featured on the

Golf Smarter podcast.

Great golf instruction never gets old.

Our interview library features hundreds of hours of game improvement conversations like this

that are no longer available in any podcast app.

But when Hogan finished, he shot a 70 in the final round.

It was his best score out of the four rounds. There were very few

scores under 70 on that course. It was so difficult. And everybody thought he'd won. When he finishes,

it's about five after five TVs just come on, and Gene Saracen comes rushing across the green

with the microphone to congratulate Hogan and interview him and basically said, you know, you've won your fifth open. And he even asked Hogan to hold up his hand in his five fingers to signify five. And what I understand is that Hogan started to do that. And then he caught himself. He realized, you know, wait a second, it's not over. And he said that. And he finished the interview.

It was a very short interview, and he walked up the slope to the clubhouse and into the locker

room to wait through the official end of the tournament. People thought it was over. He was five

shots ahead of Sneed and Bowl, who were tied for second. There's no one else out on the golf

course who really even has a mathematical chance,

except this one player, Jack Flex.

Part two on the greatest upset at the 195 U.S. Open.

This is Golf Smarter.

Sharing tips and insights from golfers and golf professionals to help lower your score.

It's worked for your host, Fred Green.

Welcome back to Golf Smarter for members only, Neil.

...