In a conversation about how professional golfers practice, J.C. Snead once told me that it was fundamental for a player to get “golf strong,” before all else could come together.  “It’s different from other kinds of strong, in that being golf strong makes if possible for you to hit balls on the range for hours, practicing different shots,” explain the Virginia-born Snead, who had 15 wins on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour and in other ev... Full Story