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Ben Hogan’s teachings on golf underscore the importance of strategic aiming and leaving misses in optimal spots. He was a proponent of avoiding risky shots aimed directly at pins located at the edges of greens, advising players to select safer targets from the "fattest part of the green." Hogan's insights remain relevant, proving that even the best golfers face the same challenges—errors and miscalculations are inevitable.
By embracing this philosophy and understanding that golf, at its core, is a game of managing misses, players can improve their decision-making and performance. The beauty of golf lies not only in executing perfect shots but also in the unexpected successes that arise from thoughtful strategy and intuitive planning.