The "FEATS" Of Count Yogi

"FEATS"

1. Shot 26-29 for a 55 at Bunker Hill Golf Course, a regulation course, winning the 1934 Chicago golf championship. Included two back-to-back holes-in-one (187 and 347 yards) while playing with Al Espinosa and Terry McGovern
2. Also has shot scores of 55, 57, 58 and 59 in 18-hole rounds.
3. Shot a 59 in winning the best ball title at Greenview Country Club, Chicago.
4. Shot seven birdies in a row for a world tournament record (held for eighteen years) in the 1941 Chicago Open at Elmhurst Country Club.
5. Averaged 67 per round for 203 rounds of 18-hole golf in 1940, playing either right handed or left handed.
6. Played a 550-yard hole in two strokes in Corpus Christi, Texas, driving 453 yards and sinking the next shot with a wedge.
7. Shot par or under for 267 of 273 successive shows
8. Drives of 453, 450, 435 and 425 yards.
9. Fifty-five holes-in-one; nine of them on par-4 holes, two in succession (187 and 347 yards); one 416-yard hole-in-one
10. Fourteen putts for eighteen holes (score 29-29=58) on par-72 Wilson Golf Course, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, former scene of Los Angeles Open, 1951.
11. 645-yard par-6 hole in 3; 59 on par-74 course, 1933.
12. Eight birdies and two eagles in succession in a 58 at Paw Paw Lakes Links, Michigan, 1939.
13. Played eighteen holes in fifty-seven minutes and 69 shots; fastest round (not cycling, but walking), mid-City Golf Course, Chicago, 1948.
14. 31-32=63 course record at Bel Air Country Club, Los Angeles, 1948.
15. 34-31=65 par-73 to win Metro Goldwyn Mayer's annual Open, 1949.
16. 31-36=67 at Western Avenue Golf Course (Los Angeles) to win Universal International event, while in Hindu suit, 1949.
17. Seven wins and two runner-up positions in Pro-Ams, 1949.
18. 31-32=63 on par-72 Grossinger, New York; broke record of Sam Snead, Lew Worsham and Lloyd Mangrum, 1952
19. Sixty-four with Jerry Zalkind at Glenbard Country Club, Chicago, March 31, (first day out on par-72 course, broke record of George Dawson, the great amateur vice-president of A. G. Spaulding), 1944.
20. Seven rounds of eighteen-hole golf from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Not running-just proving infallible mental routine; 69, 66, 67, 66, 67, 68, 67, Bunker Hill Country Club, 1940.
21. Seven birdies in succession at Golfmoor Country Club; broke Walter Hagen's record with 64, 1932
22. Sixty-four, Timber Trails (wooded fairways) to win Visking event, 1938.
23. Sixty-three, Elmhurst Country Club to win National Furniture Championship, 1939.
24. Sixty-five, Westward Ho Country Club to win National Tool and Die, 1939.
25. Sixty-nine or under almost every round of professional career.

I personally came to know the Count around 1966. I had grown up with two of his real children. From time to time when he would be passing through the Los Angeles area, I would visit with him. I didn't play golf or know much about the game then, but when I would see Yogi perform or play eighteen holes, I'd say to myself, "boy, what he can do with those golf balls."

As I grew, I not only got into the game, but I learned to play it his way. I became like his adopted son. I honored him and took care of him in his last years. I'm sad to say he died February 15, 1990. Before he passed away I convinced him to help me put his golf secret together in the form of a product that all could afford. A product which would benefit your golf and health for a lifetime.

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