Nick, he did have a very unique swing, and no follow-through at all. To watch him practice swing, you'd think he could not hit the broad side of a barn, yet he was one of the best players to ever pick up a club.
He quit the PGA because he was chastised and often ridiculed by the other players on the tour. He wasn't the most elegant or stylish man, and didn't care to become one just to please others. As a result, he was mostly ignored by many on the tour.
So he went back to the Canadian circuit, dominating it so thoroughly that it was dubbed the "Moe Norman Tour." Despite 55 career victories, it has been speculated that he often let other players win to avoid the spotlight of the trophy presentation.
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