What I found was, that the 5 Hogan lessons represent a pretty unique angle of perspective into golf.

Hogan tries hard to make things simple, comparing to "natural" motor skills rather than to very technical issues.

It might not be full of brilliant drills or tips that will cut 5-10 shots off your game, but - in my opinion - it creates a "frame of mind" that I found easier to work with than a lot of technical stuff.

SO even if you perhaps should not use Hogan's grip, you can still benefit greatly from understanding the elements of the grip based on the explanations Hogan use.

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//Mox
2008 bag:
Mizuno MX-500 460cc 10.5* Fujikura Tour Platform 26.3 stiff. (about to be replaced by MP-600 10,5* UST Proforce V2 stiff)
Mizuno F-50 3w 15* Fujikura Tour Platform 26.3 stiff.
Wilson Deep Red 5w 18* Graphalloy Fatshaft stiff
Cleveland HALO 3i hybrid 22* graphite regular
Mizuno MP-60e forged 5i-PW True Temper Dynamic gold R300 steel
Mizuno MP Black OX raw haze 50/6 GW, 54/9 SW, 58/10 LW
Heavy Putter B3-M
Titleist NXT Extreme