Top Ten Teachers of the 20th Century ...

[Matt_Ward]

Same thing as before as Golf World IDed the top ten teachers - in no particular order -- for the 10th century.

Please keep in mind the following people are not on the list ...

Butch Harmon
Jim McLean
Hank Haney

Now, let the fun and games begin -- hopefully, this listing will not last as long as the other.

[Mike McGuire]

Ernest Jones

[Padraig Dooley]

A quick guess off the top of my head


Harvey Penick
John Jacobs
Tommy Armour
Jimmy Ballard
Jack Grout
Stewart Maiden
David Leadbetter

[David Stamm]

Tommy Armour
Percy Boomer
Seymour Dunn
John Jacobs

[John Goodman]

Same thing as before as Golf World IDed the top ten teachers - in no particular order -- for the 10th century.

Please keep in mind the following people are not on the list ...

Butch Harmon
Jim McLean
Hank Haney

Now, let the fun and games begin -- hopefully, this listing will not last as long as the other.

Constantine?

Otto the Great?

John VII?

Nah, Hildegard of Bingen, Prince Basil of Russia and Sylvester II were way better teachers than those stiffs.

[Matt_Ward]

Thus far the correct choices include ...

Ernest Jones
Harvey Penick
Jack Grout
David Leadbetter
Percy Boomer

[Mark Bourgeois]

If Hogan isn't #1, the list is a travesty.

[Padraig Dooley]

Hogan for 'the Modern Fundamentals'?

[Matt_Ward]

Yes, the Hawk is on the list.

Six down -- four to go. Wow, this could be faster than the architect's listing but there are some real sleepers left.

[Padraig Dooley]

Homer Kelley for 'The Golfing Machine'

[Mark Bourgeois]

Burke

[Matt_Ward]

Nada on both / re; Mark B and Padraig D.

[John Goodman]

Moe Norman?

[Padraig Dooley]

I don't want to say it but....

Jim Flick

[John Goodman]

Toski?

[Don_Mahaffey]

Eddie Merrins

[Peter Wagner]

Same thing as before as Golf World IDed the top ten teachers - in no particular order -- for the 10th century.

Please keep in mind the following people are not on the list ...

Butch Harmon
Jim McLean
Hank Haney

Now, let the fun and games begin -- hopefully, this listing will not last as long as the other.

Constantine?

Otto the Great?

John VII?

Abu al-Wafa al Buzajani ?

Sridhara?

I'm going with Balther of Säckingen.  Talk about understanding the short game! 

[Padraig Dooley]

Maybe some teachers not in the classical sense

Dave Pelz or Bob Rotella

[Mark Bourgeois]

Eddie Merrins, or that ancient guy in California if ive mixed them up.

Bobby Jones

[Matt_Ward]

Bob Toski

&

Jim Flick

are both on the list.

Two to go -- but now things become a bit more demanding.

And, guess what guys -- there will be no clues this time. On the
architect's list I was a softee but not this time.

[SPDB]

Manuel De La Torre has to be one of them.

[John Goodman]

Horace Hutchinson?

Kathy Whitworth?

Earl Woods?

[Padraig Dooley]

Possibly Henry Cotton, but since John Jacobs isn't there I'd be surprised.

[Chris Kane]

Mac O'Grady?

[Mike Hendren]

Bruce Devlin.

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