JACK NICKLAUS RUMORS
Tiger wins Players by not throwing it away
Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus have never had a conversation longer than a couple of minutes, and rarely about golf. Maybe it's because they already think along the same lines when it comes to winning tournaments.
The Players Championship was another example of how Woods rarely beats himself.
Nicklaus was under the oak tree at Augusta National last month after hitting his ceremonial...
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Michael Jordan pitches 40,000 sq. ft. wedding tent on Jack Nicklaus golf course for big day
Michael Jordan pitched a wedding tent the size of three football fields on a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus for the former NBA star's Saturday nuptials to model Yvette Prieto. The 40,000 sq. ft. tent will have a band stage, ballroom and dining hall to serve more than 2,000 guests.
Jordan's sprawling 35,000 sq. ft. mansion was deemed to for the couple's reception...
Nicklaus: Tiger ruling correct
Jack Nicklaus thinks Tiger Woods got the proper ruling at the Masters.
However, he's not so sure he agrees with the slow-play penalty given to 14-year-old Chinese phenomenon Guan Tianlang.
Woods' third shot on the par-5 15th in the second round hit the flagstick and ricocheted back into the water. He took his drop from 2 yards farther back - contrary to the rules - from...
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April 24, 2013
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Nicklaus: Ruling correct on Woods at Augusta
Jack Nicklaus thinks Tiger Woods got the proper ruling at the Masters.
However, he's not so sure he agrees with the slow-play penalty given to 14-year-old Chinese phenom Guan Tianlang.
Woods' third shot on the par-5 15th in the second round hit the flagstick and ricocheted back into the water. He took his drop from 2 yards farther back - contrary to the rules - from the...
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April 24, 2013
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Tiger Woods Avoids Jack Nicklaus, Has Never Spoke to The Golden Bear for ‘More Than a Minute or Two’
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jack Nicklaus has shared his secrets and strategy about Augusta National with anyone who wanted to learn from a six-time Masters champion, a list that includes Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald and Nicolas Colsaerts. But not Tiger Woods.
Nicklaus said he’s never had a sit-down with the man who is trying to break his records.
In fact, he said they hardly talk at all.
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Jack Nicklaus’ caddy hits horrible shot during Par 3 Challenge
One of the great traditions of the Masters is the Par 3 Challenge at Augusta. Often times players will let their family members, kids or girlfriends caddy for them, while they have fun during the event. Jack Nicklaus decided to let his caddy tee off on #9 of the Par 3 Challenge because he has never played golf before, and let’s just say it showed.
I’m surprised that they...
Nicklaus recalls 55 years at the Masters
Jack Nicklaus loves absolutely everything about Augusta National.
But being reminded how many years have elapsed since he won the first time, let alone the first time he made the drive up Magnolia Lane? Not so much.
Nicklaus sat in the interview room at the Masters for an hour Tuesday, and had more than enough material for two. He grimaced when club member Ed Herlihy introduced...
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April 09, 2013
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Nicklaus right about Tiger’s chip
Jack Nicklaus loves himself some Tiger Woods.None other than golf’s beloved legend Jack Nicklaus, called Tiger’s chip-in for birdie on the 16th hole at his own Memorial golf tournament, called it "the most unbelievable, gutsy shot I've ever seen under those circumstances”. Now, if a legend like Jack Nicklaus, who has seen just about everything there is to see in...
Jack Nicklaus debuts his collection of fine wines
The Golden Bear knows fine wines!
The greatest golfer of all time, Jack Nicklaus, has hit a hole-in-one with his recently released collection of wines. The Jack Nicklaus Cabernet Sauvignon (2008) and Jack Nicklaus Private Reserve Red Blend (2008) can be purchased online at Uncorked.com for a reasonable $44 & $55 respectively. As a tribute to the Golden Bear’s 18 major...
Nicklaus hopes to change golf for the better
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Golf icon Jack Nicklaus on Monday suggested major changes to the current state of the sport, saying it's alienating the average golfer and certain demographics.
"I believe that the game of golf needs help," Nicklaus said. "The game takes too long to play, it's relatively expensive and it's too difficult. There's a lot of things...
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December 12, 2011
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