Library of the Historic 1955 U.S. Open

Be a "Golf Tour Champion," a book with the "Real Secret" to great shot making, revealed by Jack Fleck, 1955 U.S. Open Champion. Jack used his "Secret" sighting and concentrating on his target for all his years on the PGA Tour.

Had Jack putted halfway decent, he would have won many championships and tournaments over his years on tour!

Most all golfers, both Pros on Tour and tournament amateurs, give a quick, short glimpse at their target with no concentrating on the site! You must practice wiggle-waggling and really concentrating on your target about four or five seconds each wiggle to really concentrate earnestly and effectively. Your last thought should be your target, after wiggle-waggling. Not a quick, short glimpse that is only looking at the world.

The Conscious and Subconscious mind is directing the great shot-making! Most all of the Pros are great putters but they must improve their consistent shot-making!

Improve your score! Jack's own photos and views of the most simplified gof instructions ever published!

Jack's life biography including the 1955 U.S. Open playoff, hole-by-hole, shot-by-shot.

Three large, historic photos of scenes from the 1955 U.S. Open and playoff

With comments from Ben Hogan about the playoff. The 1955 U.S. Open Playoff between Jack Fleck and Ben Hogan took place on June 19, 1955 at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, CA. Jack Fleck won 69 to 72 over Ben Hogan. Hogan describes parts of the playoff. No one else has footage of Ben Hogan talking about this playoff that we are aware of.