The ability to perform under pressure is what separates the legends from the rest. And all of golf’s biggest names share it in common. Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler didn’t dominate just because of their skill alone.
The Ryder Cup is more than a battle between Team USA and Europe; it’s also a stage for sportsmanship. Honoring that spirit, the Nicklaus-Jacklin Award was created to recognize players who show integrity and respect in competition.
Among sport's transcendent moments, Jack Nicklaus's concession to Tony Jacklin on Sept. 20, 1969, at Royal Birkdale stands apart. That windswept afternoon in England produced more than just the conclusion of a golf match.
As Tony Jacklin celebrates his 80th birthday, the legendary golfer took the opportunity to reflect on his illustrious career and the current state of professional golf in a recent interview.