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Paul Runyan (nicknamed "Little Poison" because of his awesome short game) started out as a caddie and then an apprentice at a golf course in his hometown Hot Springs, before turning pro at just 17 years old. He would famously go on to win both of his PGA`s while working as a club Professional in New York.
A SHORT TRIP THROUGH THE BOOK
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I have Mr. Runyan's wonderful book and - for a while - was sort of obsessed with his techniques. So much so that I attended a golf school taught by Phil Rodgers - one of his star pupils and a Tour winner (he also lost a playoff to Bob Charles for the '63 Open...). When I've had trouble (in the past) with my chipping I always seem to revert back to his chipping technique. It actually works! Don't know why I don't just stick with it. Sometimes, I'm a little too curious about other techniques for my own good.