I love to play golf. It’s a sport with an unforgiving margin for error—sometimes as little as a quarter inch separates the dreaded shank from a perfect strike. And each shot brings a new set of variables: wind, temperature, the lie, distance, and the hole's layout. Like most amateurs, I’m not very good, but the more I play, the better I become. Ben Hogan, one of the greatest golfers of all time, understood this principle deeply. In 1953, he captured golf’s rare triple crown—t

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