Louise Suggs provides a perfect example. In this clip from 1954, Memphis Country Club pro Pat Abbott explains by breaking down Suggs’ golf swing for one of his students. “The first thing you ...

Look at the LPGA Tour’s career wins leaderboard, and you’ll find one name comfortable among the very top: Louise ... ideal golf form, it would be Miss Suggs,” he wrote. “Her swing combines ...

I never saw Louise Suggs hit a golf shot in person ... greatest ever to play the women's game—Mickey Wright ranked her swing with those of Ben Hogan, Gene Littler and Snead—and she never ...

Louise Suggs, an LPGA founder and one of the best female professional golfers, died Friday. She was 91. The LPGA Tour said she died in a hospice in Sarasota, Fla. Suggs was perhaps the most ...

her support of women’s golf never wavered and Suggs never lost her sharp tongue. She was at the LPGA awards dinner in 2007 where Angela Park won the Louise Suggs Rookie of the Year award by ...

Her efficient, powerful swing marked her for greatness ... 7, 1923, as Mae Louise Suggs, she began playing golf on the Lithia Springs, Georgia, golf course that her father managed.

When it came to golf swings, Mickey Wright had few peers ... five strokes ahead of runner-up Louise Suggs. The previous mark of 291 had been established four years earlier by Babe Zaharias. At 23, ...

her support of women’s golf never wavered and Ms. Suggs never lost her sharp tongue. She was at the LPGA awards dinner in 2007 where Angela Park won the Louise Suggs Rookie of the Year award by ...

(See the October issue of Golf Digest for more on the Suggs/Zaharias rivalry and other anecdotes shared with me by Louise.) A member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, Suggs had a Hall of Fame career ...

her support of women’s golf never wavered and Suggs never lost her sharp tongue. She was at the LPGA awards dinner in 2007 where Angela Park won the Louise Suggs Rookie of the Year award by ...