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Mike's interview with Mike & Billy ESPN Golf Talk Radio

----- Original Message -----

From: "Kurt B****" <kbauer@********.com>

To: <mike@mikecortson.com>

Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 5:00 PM

Subject: The Secret

> Mike,
>
> Just wanted to drop you a quick note of thanks as I'm sure many others
> have.  I've looked at a ton of instruction and read several books, spent
> a lot of time lost in that forest of swing thoughts.  I'm pretty much a
> bogey golfer, have yet to break 80 but have come close a few times.
>
> This has got to be the best instruction I've seen yet and it's so simply
> explained and demonstrated in your book and DVD.   You've painted a
> great canvas on playing this game, a very simple and repeatable swing
> that feels so easy to do.  Think this may be the last lesson I need, I
> just want to go out and play the game now.
>
> Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
>
> Kurt
> Portland, OR

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The Secret to a Great Golf Swing - Book review

An informed and highly portable pocket guide to the most effective way to address and execute hitting the ball, June 4, 2006

Clip from "On Target Power"

I reveal and demonstrate Ben Hogan's swing secret.

You'll be able to apply it to your swing 

and start hiting crisp straight shots everytime!

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 “The Secret” 

      
 You can learn his secret in this book.

(Book Excerpt) 

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GolfInstruction.com's book review

BOOK REVIEW

"The Secret": New
golf instruction
book reveals
Ben Hogan's secret

By Kiel Christianson,
Senior Writer,
Golf Publisher Syndications

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (May 15, 2006) — In golf, there are many tips and tricks, swing thoughts and methods. There are even lots of secrets (like, what does Tabitha Furyk see in Jim?). However, there is only one secret big enough to be known simply as The Secret.

As any golfer knows, The Secret refers to legendary Ben Hogan's secret. It is believed that whatever this secret was, it allowed Hogan to overcome his natural, vicious hook and go on to become arguably the best ball-striker in the history of the game, winning 63 total tournaments and nine majors.

A new book by former PGA Tour player manager Michael Cortson, titled "The Secret to a Great Golf Swing" (Seven Locks Publishing, $13), claims to share The Secret with all of us for the first time.

The Secret and The Secret

For nearly a half-century, people have speculated as to Hogan's secret. Theories ranged from the psychological and philosophical, as in Bob Thomas's book, "Hogan's Secret", to the mechanical (cupping the wrist).

So what makes Cortson's book different?

Well, without letting the cat completely out of the bag, The Secret detailed here is mechanical, and it does indeed have to do with the wrist, and the right arm. To find out the details, however, you'll have to read the book.

That's not what makes Cortson's slim 80-page book unique, however. There are two other factors that add a unique legitimacy to The Secret. First, Cortson is not your typical scratch-handicap, too-cool-for-you teaching pro. Second, he learned The Secret from Ben Hogan's one and only student, John Schlee.

Cortson, who now lives in Michigan, was at one time a PGA Tour player manager. Then things went downhill.

"In 2003 I had cancer and died twice during surgery," Cortson said. "I was sent home to die. I called in hospice and rotted away until Oct. 10, 2003, when I had a massive stroke leaving me a (quadriplegic). In January of 2004, I regained my lucidity but was pretty much a mess physically.

"I was in a nursing home on an end of life program. I was determined to beat it all, and I did! The cancer (pancreas, liver and colon) cleared up! The docs freaked out!"

Cortson worked hard to recover, learning to read, write, walk, talk and dress himself again.

"I hobbled out of the nursing home on June 11, 2004," Cortson said. "In the winter I tried to swing a club. My right side was still a mess and my natural arm swing when I walked was totally shot. I had to make my arm move."

Cortson had met Schlee many years earlier, on a driving range in Pasadena, Calif. According to Cortson, Schlee watched him spray balls all over until finally calling him over.

When Cortson asked why he was sharing The Secret — which he had been sworn never to do — he simply said: "I'm sick, and no one will believe you anyway."

After Cortson beat cancer, he remained paralyzed on his left side. But he still wanted to play golf.

"I sat and thought hard about what John had taught me, The Secret, and I had never done it right before this," Cortson said. "The natural arm swing coupled with the secret allows me to hit the ball straight and reasonably long for a 54-year-old permanently/totally disabled person.

"Well enough in fact that I started teaching it when the guys at the course saw how I was shooting in the 70s regularly, knowing all I had been through limping around the course."

The verdict

Cortson's book is very easy to digest and relatively clearly written, despite a certain lack of polish. Whether it contains The Secret is, we suppose, a matter of faith. Whether it will allow you to hit the ball like Hogan or not, well, that's something you'll need to determine for yourself.

One thing is indisputable, however: There is no instructional book on the market with quite as unique a story behind it. In fact, it's difficult to imagine that the story, as improbable as it sounds, is made up, which adds a certain amount of legitimacy to The Secret.

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Mike was the PGA Tour player manager for Australian Hall of Fame great Bruce Crampton and others for several years.  

Bruce Crampton

EXEMPT STATUS: Top 31 on All-Time Money List FULL NAME: Bruce  Crampton HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 178 BIRTHDATE: September 28, 1935 BIRTHPLACE: Sydney, Australia WINS: PGA Tour - 14 Champions Tour - 20 Australian Hall of Fame Inductee

RESIDENCE: Severna Park, Maryland FAMILY: Wife, Marlene; Jay (12/27/67), Brad (6/2869), Roger (7/22/74), Leigh Ann (4/8/79) TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1953 JOINED TOUR: 1985

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