I was just re-reading Hogan's "Five Lessons, The Modern Fundamentals of Golf", and in The Fundamentals section (page 13) Hogan makes this statement, "....I needed to hit an elusive, well-trapped, slightly plateaued green from about 200 yards out. There are easier shots in golf. I went with a two-iron and played what was in my honest judgment one of the best shots of my last round..."
This is from a paperback version, but I'm not sure of the printing date. So my questions:
1) Did Hogan actually hit a one-iron at Merion in 1950?
2) How could such a fundamental fact be incorrectly stated and missed in all the proof-readings?
3) Do other people's copy have this same error?
Sorry to go off-topic for the DG.