Books and Film About Moe Norman
Moe Norman's golf achievements and eccentric personality inspired many articles and three biographic books: The Feeling of Greatness – The Moe Norman Story, by Tim O'Connor (ISBN 1-57028-086-X) and Moe Norman: The Canadian Golfing Legend with the Perfect Swing, by Stan Sauerwein (ISBN 978-1-55153-953-9) and "Moe and Me Encounters with Moe Norman, Golf's Mysterious Genius" by Lorne Rubenstein (ISBN-10: 1-77041-053-8)
A film about his life is in preparation; Wayne Gretzky is one of the investors.
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