May 2000 B ob Brue treats the United States Golf Association's 14-club limit with gleeful disdain. A hickory-shafted wedge with a face resembling a garden rake. A 5-iron with two hinges in the shaft, giving it the appearance of a Marx Brothers prop. An iron with a 3-foot strip of yellow caution tape affixed to the hosel. They are Brue's weapons in his battle against golf as brain surgery.
Golf is easy.
These are Bobby Brue's weapons in his battle against golf as brain surgery. Golf is easy. He put on a display last July before a small crowd at Missing Links Golf Club in Mequon. He did the same to the idea of keeping the right elbow close, flaring the joint out wide and whistling another shot toward the green flag about 150 yards away. The attention given to stance is another of his favorite targets.