Jack Nicklaus
Definition
Jack William Nicklaus, nicknamed 'The Golden Bear,' is a retired American professional golfer widely regarded as one of the greatest in the history of the sport.
He holds the record for the most major championships won by a male golfer with 18 victories, including six Masters Tournaments.
Beyond playing, Nicklaus is a prolific golf course designer, with over 400 courses credited to his name worldwide.
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Even in retirement, Jack Nicklaus's swing is the stuff of golfing nightmares for anyone who dares pick up a club.
My dad swears that studying Jack Nicklaus tapes is the secret to finally breaking 100 on the course – spoiler: it's not.
If Jack Nicklaus designed dating apps, it'd be all about that perfect approach shot to the heart.
Jack Nicklaus has more green jackets than your average fashionista has impulse buys from a sale rack.