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Jack Nicklaus
Amateur
Nicklaus was born in Columbus, Ohio, son of a pharmacist. He grew up in the suburb of Upper Arlington, and attended Upper Arlington High School. Overcoming a mild case of polio as a child, he took up golf at age 10, shooting a 51 at Scioto Country Club in his first nine holes played ever.
Nicklaus won the first of five titles, followed by Ohio State Junior at the age of 12 years. At age 13, broke 70 for the first Scioto Country Club time. Nicklaus won the Tri-State Championship High School (Ohio / Kentucky / Indiana) at the age of 14 with a 68 and also recorded his first hole in one on the tournament play the same year. At age 15, Nicklaus shot a 66 at Scioto Country Club was the amateur record and qualified for his first U.S. Amateur Championship. He won the Ohio Open in 1956 at age 16 highlighted with a spectacular third round of 64, competing against professionals. In all, Nicklaus won 27 events in the area Ohio from 10 to 17 years.
In 1957, Nicklaus won the U.S. National Championship Junior Chamber of losing last year in a playoff. Nicklaus also competed in the first of 44 consecutive U.S. Opens that year, but missed the cut. In 1958 at the age of 18, competed in his first PGA Tour event in Akron, Ohio tied for 12th place and made the cut at the U.S. Open before tying for 41st place. Nicklaus also won two Trans-Mississippi Amateur in 1958 at the Dunes Prairie Country Club and Woodhill Country Club in 1959 with wins last match of 9 and 8 and 3 and 2, respectively. Also in 1959, Nicklaus won the North and South Amateur at Pinehurst, North Carolina is generally considered the most prestigious amateur event alongside the U.S. Amateur Championship and competed in three additional events with his best PGA Tour proved to be one that displays the 12th position in the Buick Open.
While attending Ohio State University, won the U.S. Amateur Championship twice (1959, 1961) and an NCAA championship (1961). In 1959 the U.S. winner Amateur, Nicklaus twice and defeated defending champion Charles Coe in the final game of 36 holes 1-up with a birdie on the final hole. This was important not only because Coe's proven ability as a player, but Nicklaus became the youngest champion then the modern era and second only to Robert A. Gardner, who won in 1909. In 1961, Nicklaus became the first player to win the individual title at the Championships the NCAA and U.S. Amateur in the same year. It was followed by Phil Mickelson (1990), Tiger Woods (1996) and Ryan Moore (2004). Nicklaus also won the NCAA Big Ten Conference Championship that year with an 72-hole total of 283, whereas before claiming the Western Amateur in New Orleans, Louisiana. In his second and last U.S. victory Amateur 1961 Nicklaus convincingly defeated Dudley Wysong 8 and 6 at Pebble Beach in the championship match of 36 holes.
In the 1960s U.S. Open, Nicklaus shot a two-under-par 282, finishing second by two strokes to Arnold Palmer, who won the tournament under a final-round six-under par 65. This remains the lowest score ever filmed by an amateur at the U.S. Open and he did play the final 36 holes with Ben Hogan who later said he had played only 36 holes with a child who should have won by 10 shots. During the final 36 holes, Nicklaus was two-under par and never shot a single round above par during the tournament. In 1960, Nicklaus tied at 13th in the Masters Tournament and tied for fourth in the 1961 U.S. Open three shots behind champion Gene Littler had played the final 54 holes one under par. Everyone These three major championships Nicklaus finished nominated as Best Amateur. However, a Nicklaus-under 287 tied for seventh in the 1961 Masters Tournament was the second year only to place under amateur Charles Coe when he tied for second with Arnold Palmer at seven under par 281, one shot behind champion Gary Player.
Nicklaus represented the United States against Great Britain and Ireland to win Walker Cup teams, both in 1959 and 1961, winning both their matches decisively at every race. Also was a member of the victorious U.S. team 1960 Eisenhower Trophy, which won the individual title unofficial 13 shots over his teammate with four rounds Deane Beman score 269, a record that still stands and broke early in the United States Ben Hogan Open aggregate of 287 in the same place. Nicklaus was named the world by the magazine amateur golfer Golf Digest for three consecutive years, 1959-1961.
PGA Tour career
Professional development
Nicklaus began his professional career on the PGA Tour in 1962. While which officially Nicklaus turned pro in late 1961, was debated heavily the idea of staying an amateur to further emulate his idol, Bobby Jones. However, Nicklaus realized in order to be considered the best, would have to compete against the best and more often. Shortly after turning professional, agent Future Nicklaus, Mark McCormack was interviewed by Melbourne Age writer, Don Lorenzo who inquired about the American golf scene. When McCormack described Nicklaus, Lorenzo referred to the "big, strong and fair" player and the Golden Bear in 1963, the nickname stuck.
His first professional win was at its inception 17 the same year, defeating the heavily favored Arnold Palmer in a playoff on Monday at Oakmont for U.S. Open 1962. While the galleries were more vocal in their support of Palmer, that had grown in the area, Nicklaus won the playoff by three shots (71-74). In 90 holes, Nicklaus had only one three-putt green. The U.S. victory Open made Nicklaus, the defending champion and U.S. Open U.S. Amateur. In addition, at age 22, Nicklaus was the youngest Open champion U.S. since Bobby Jones won at age 21 in 1923, and has become the youngest winner ever since. The U.S. Open Nicklaus won placed on the cover of Time magazine. This was also the beginning of the Nicklaus-Palmer rivalry that drew viewers to the new technology of television. The famous quote about Nicklaus and Palmer is remembered as follows:
"When God created Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, Nicklaus again and said," You will be the greatest the game has ever seen. "Then Palmer was again, adding: "But I love you more."
At the end of Nicklaus had picked up two more wins, those being Open Seattle and Portland Open back-to-back. "In addition, he tied for third in his first attempt at the PGA Championship. Nicklaus ended 1962 with more $ 60,000 in prize money, was third on the money list on the PGA Tour, and was named Rookie of the Year.
In 1963 Nicklaus won two of the four major championships - the Masters and PGA Championship. These victories made him the youngest winner of the Masters and then the youngest winner of third test PGA Championship, and winning each one came in just his second year as a professional. Nicklaus early in 1963, injured his left hip playing an approach shot of the wild - an injury that would manifest itself years later. Ironically, this injury Nicklaus credits that assist in altering your swing Masters starting in 1963, allowing it to play a tie more easily. With three other victories, including the Tournament of Champions, he placed second to Arnold Palmer on the money list on the PGA Tour with little more than $ 100,000. He also teamed with Palmer to win the Canada Cup (now the Golf World Cup) in France, representing United States (this event was shortened to 63 holes due to the dense fog).
Despite winning no higher in 1964 (three second places,) topped the list Nicklaus money on the PGA Tour for the first time in his career by a narrow margin of $ 81.13 over Palmer. In the Open Championship at St. Andrews, Nicklaus set a new record for the lowest score in the last 36 holes with 66-68 in high winds (the first time in the history of the championship that had broken 70 in each of the last two rounds). This was not enough, however, to win the event, Nicklaus placed second to the late Tony Lema. Nicklaus also set a record for the lowest final round score at the PGA Championship with 64 (since broken by Brad Faxon in 1995 with 63), but fell three strokes short of champion Bobby Nichols and his record of 271 points. In 31 official events worldwide in 1964, Nicklaus achieved six wins, seven finalists, located in the top five 21 times, 10 first 21 times and lost a court.
Nicklaus won the Masters in 1965 and 1966, becoming the first consecutive winner of this event and the youngest two times and three times winner. Ben Hogan 72 holes broke record score of 274 from 1953 through the compilation of a new aggregate of 271 at the 1965 Masters, which bound by Raymond Floyd in 1976, lasted until Tiger Woods shot 270 in 1997. During this tournament, Nicklaus hit 62 of 72 greens in regulation and had 123 putts including one three-putt green. This was good enough to win by nine shots over Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. The performance of the week, highlighted by third round of 64 that consisted of eight birdies and no bogeys. It was in this round that Nicklaus said: "I never had before and have never played so well since a full round of golf in a large championship as I did in the third round of the 1965 Masters. This round tied the record for Lloyd Mangrum shot in 1940 at the Augusta National and remained in place until Nick Price shot 63 during the third round in 1986. It was at this time that Bobby Jones said Nicklaus played a game that was unfamiliar. After Nicklaus's record in 1965 some changes were introduced to toughen the Augusta National course. Among these changes and the difficult weather conditions, Nicklaus successfully defended his title a total of 288, even par, 17 strokes higher. He won in an 18-hole playoff over Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer by shooting a two under par 70. Nicklaus led the PGA Tour money list again in 1965 by a healthy margin Tony Lema. In all, Nicklaus competed in 28 official events worldwide in 1965 accumulated five wins, seven finalists, 19 top fives, 23 top-10 finishes, and no missed cuts.
In 1966, Nicklaus also won the Open Championship at Muirfield in Scotland, in difficult climatic conditions, with his driver only 17 times, heavy rough. This was the only major he had failed to win up to that point. This victory made him the youngest player, 26 years (his fifth year on the Tour), and only after Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan and Gary Player (up to Tiger Woods at age 24 during his fourth year on Tour) to win all four majors, now known as the Slam of his career. Nicklaus finally got the dual career Slam in 1971 and triple career slam in 1978, winning four two and three times respectively. 1966 Nicklaus finished playing 22 official events worldwide with four wins, four finalists, final 14 in the top five, 16 top-10 finishes, and no missed cuts.
The following year, won his second U.S. Open title at Baltusrol, record breaking 72 holes of Hogan by one stroke with a 275. During the four rounds, Nicklaus hit 61 of 72 greens in regulation. Nicklaus finished with a victory this album spectacular 239-yard one-iron shot uphill in a breeze and light rain, to the 72nd green (an equivalent of approximately 260 yards) and holes a birdie putt from 22 feet to final nine close a final round 30 and 65 to beat Arnold Palmer by four strokes. Nicklaus and Palmer were the only two players to break par in the week. It was also British Open finalist and the third in the PGA Championship shot our of a tie between January and Don Don Massengale. For the third time, Nicklaus led the money list the PGA Tour for 1967. That same year, Nicklaus and Palmer teamed up for a 13-shot wire-to-wire victory in the World Cup in Mexico City. Nicklaus competed in 24 official events worldwide in 1967 with five wins, four finalists among the final 14 top fives, 16 top-10 finishes and missed cuts.
Training recession (1968-1970)
After Nicklaus won the U.S. Open 1967, did not win another major championship until the 1970 Open Championship at St Andrews Old Course. Moreover, his best resulted in the money list for the Tour from 1968 to 1970 was the second year, the lowest was the fourth, its worst ranking on the list since turning professional. However, should be noted that its fourth place ranking in 1970 would have been raised to the second Open Championship If earnings in that period were included in the official list of earnings PGA Tour, as they are today.
In his inaugural Ryder Cup in 1969, Nicklaus was the anchor singles match on the final day and two games and the team were tied as he and Tony Jacklin opponent played the eighteenth hole. With the competition outcome is all built into your game, Nicklaus made a par five feet in the last hole, and then gave up three foot par putt to Jacklin to halve the match overall individual and team results. This award was considered by many to be one of the largest samples of sportsmanship in the history of the game. As defending champions, Americans retained possession of the Ryder Cup.
During this period, Nicklaus also let his physical condition decline in both, putting on excess weight, which affected its strength. He significantly improved their status in the fall of 1969 to lose twenty pounds, and his game back to his best form. In February 1970, Nicklaus's father, Charlie Nicklaus, died. Shortly after that Nicklaus won the Open Championship in 1970 noting the difficult conditions where the wind howled up to 56 MPH, defeating fellow American Doug Sanders in a special round of 18 holes in an emotional manner. In the 18th hole playoff, Nicklaus drove about 380 meters across the par-4 green with a three-wood, and was forced to throw back to the hole. His field of finished eagle approximately eight feet below the cup. Nicklaus threw his putter in the air after sinking the winning putt, and he was delighted to have won the Open at the home of golf, St Andrews. He describes this period of his life:
"I was playing good golf, but really was not that much to me one way or another. And then my father died and I sort of realized that he had certainly lived his life through my golf game. I really had not given that it is probably best. So good luck to myself return to work. So '70 was an exciting year for me from that point of view. ... It was a great boost. "
Nicklaus also went on to capture Piccadilly World Match Play Championship in 1970 with a 2 and 1 victory over Lee Trevino in the championship game. In all the year, Nicklaus competed in 23 events Official worldwide, won four, placed among the top five 10 times, and the top 10 in 14.
Record setter
With a wire-to-wire victory in two shots 1971 PGA Championship in February over Billy Casper, Nicklaus became the first golfer to win all four big twice in a career. In this tournament, Nicklaus was the only player to break 70 in a row in the first two rounds under windy conditions and finished at seven under par 281. Nicklaus finished second twice and fifth in the other three majors of the year. While finished tied for second at the Masters with Johnny Miller, Nicklaus made a big enough impression to a young Nick Faldo (see on television in England) to prepare him for the game seriously. At the end of the year, which had won four PGA tournaments including the Tournament of Champions eight shots and the National Team Championship with Arnold Palmer by six shots. With $ 244,490 in official earnings on the PGA Tour, Nicklaus set a new single season record price for the year. Nicklaus also won his third individual World Cup in 1971 with the help of a 63 in the third round. He also won the competition Team with partner Lee Trevino by 12 shots. 1971 Nicklaus brought an Australian victory in the Dunlop International and marked by a course record 62 (score Career low competition) in the second round. For the record, Nicklaus played in 23 official events worldwide in 1971, won eight, had 17 top fives, 20 top-10 finishes, and accumulated a record of 5-1-0 in which the jurisdiction of the Ryder Cup year.
Nicklaus won the first two major championships of 1972 by three shots each in the form of wire-to-wire, the Masters and U.S. Open, creating talk of a Grand Slam. Nicklaus opened with four under par 68 at Augusta National and never looked back. He was the only player under par for the week that he and the hard fought field scoring conditions. In the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach score again under severe conditions, Nicklaus reached an iron on the 218-yard par-three 17th hole into a strong breeze, stormy sea that hit the flag and ended three inches from the cup. U.S. Open Nicklaus was 13th career major and tied him with Bobby Jones for students in career (although a different group of majors were considered at the time of Jones). This victory was also 11 major professional Nicklaus tied with Walter Hagen. He won a total of seven tournaments during the year, and was a finalist in three other PGA Tour events a. Nicklaus did not win the Grand Slam in 1972, however, as Lee Trevino repeated as the winner of the Open Championship (Nicklaus finished Second, one shot behind), and Gary Player prevailed in the PGA Championship. He closed out this year with a notable second of three consecutive wins Walt Disney World Golf Classic for shooting a 21-under par 267 to win by nine shots. Nicklaus ended 1972 to compete in 20 events around the world by winning seven officers, second four, and compilation 15 top 10s.
Jones' career record was broken soon, when Nicklaus won the PGA Championship in August 1973 by four shots over Bruce Crampton for his 12 professional major (Hagen surpassing the mark of 11) and 14th overall by using the old configuration style of Jones Day. In that year won six tournaments. The PGA Player of the Year was awarded to Nicklaus for the third time, and the second year in a row. Nicklaus was also the first player to win more than $ 300,000.00 in government money for a single season in 1972 at $ 320,542, which eclipsed the threshold again the following year with $ 308,362. The previous total was 106 137 dollars more than runner-up Lee Trevino. The latter's total for the year 1973 catapulted Nicklaus $ 2,000,000 in earnings on the PGA Tour career does mark the first player to reach this milestone. Nicklaus, Johnny Miller was joined by another team title at the World Cup of Golf, held in Spain. For the year, Nicklaus competed in 20 events worldwide official said seven victories, 14 top fives, 17 top-10s, and accumulated a record of 4-1-1 in which the jurisdiction of the Ryder Cup year.
Nicklaus has not won a major in 1974 was offset in part by winning the inaugural Tournament Players Championship and being named one of the original 13 inducted into Hall of Fame World Golf. Nicklaus said this honor was a memory, "beautiful" after a season "disappointing." Although he had no major championship victories in 1974, Nicklaus still achieved four top ten finishes in four events, three of whom were in the four first, and placed second in official money list behind Johnny Miller. While less than a stellar year, Nicklaus was able to claim two victories and 13 top-10 finishes in 20 official events worldwide in 1974.
Nicklaus started off well in 1975: he won the Doral-Eastern Open, Sea Pines Heritage Classic and the Masters in openings row. His Masters win was the fifth, breaking a record that was eleven years later. At this tournament, Nicklaus had a 40-foot putt on the 16th hole of the final round to all, but sure of his victory over Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller in a thrilling final round battle. He also won the PGA Championship in August at the Firestone Country Club by two shots Bruce Crampton in a period for his fourth victory. After winning the Masters and PGA Championship, Nicklaus lost a playoff at the U.S. Open by two shots and a playoff for the Open Championship by a shot. His performance in 1975 led to his appointment as PGA Player of the Year for the fourth time, tying him with Ben Hogan, and was also appointed Grand ABC World of Sports Athlete of the Year. Nicklaus also captured his fourth Open Australia during the year. 1975 Nicklaus was six wins, 12 finished the first five and 16 top-10 finishes in 18 events around the official world.
Nicklaus performance "in the period of five years from 1971 to 1975 is summarized as follows:
Official tournaments worldwide Played: 101
Wins: 30
Runners-up: 12
Among the top five: 64
Top-10 Finishes: 81
Missed Cuts: 0
Major Championships Played: 20
Major championship victories: 6
Grand Championship Runner-up: 4
Grand Championship in the top five finishes: 17
Grand Championship Top-10 Finishes: 19
Ryder Cup record: 02/04/1911
Nicklaus first place in the money list on the PGA Tour again in 1976, despite competing in only 16 events, winning only two (Tournament Players Championship and World Series of Golf) none of the two majors and playing what he calls "the back wing and the hope of golf. "The 1976 Tournament Players Championship was Nicklaus championship for a record 19-under par 269, his second victory in this event that is held in effect until Greg Norman, 24-under par 264, assault in 1994. He also won the PGA Player of the Year for the fifth time record. Between 1972 and 1976 the only time he failed to win This award was in 1974. The year 1976 also ended a streak of 105 consecutive cuts made official on the PGA Tour, Nicklaus began in 1970. At the time this streak was second only to Byron Nelson's record 113.
The following year, 1977, also went to majorless Nicklaus, but he had four top 10s in all four events including two seconds and a third place finish - this being one shot out of the tie between the PGA Championship Lanny Wadkins and Gene Littler. Despite 66 brilliant final round at the Masters, finished second with two shots to Tom Watson. But later finished second to Watson in the Open Championship at Turnberry write headlines around the world. In a one-on-one battle dubbed the Duel "in the Sun," Nicklaus shot 65-66 in the final two rounds, only to be beaten by Watson, who won 65-65. This event was the first time 270 was broken in a major championship and third-placed Hubert Green scored 279. Nicklaus said later:
"There people in golf who would argue in the next month that the last two rounds of the 1977 British Open were the greatest golf match played head to head sometime. Not having existed during the first five hundred years or so of the game, I'm not qualified to speak on these issues. What is certain, however, is that the battle was most exciting one by one from my career. "
In 1977, Nicklaus won his case revolves 63rd, Ben Hogan goes to second place in the list of career wins, only behind Sam Snead. He also became the first player to accumulate more than $ 3 million in official PGA Tour earnings. This year also win for Nicklaus first time his own Memorial Tournament in which he described the victory as the most emotional moment of his career in which almost decided to retire from competitive golf.
During the 1977 Ryder Cup at Royal Lytham & St Annes, Nicklaus approached the PGA of Great Britain about the urgency of improving the competitive level of the competition. The issue had been discussed earlier the same day in the past the PGA of America President Henry Poe and British PGA President Lord Derby. Nicklaus pitched his ideas, adding: "It vital to expand the selection procedures if the Ryder Cup is to continue enjoying their former glory. "The changes in team selection procedure were approved by the descendants of the family of Samuel Ryder, along with the PGA of America. The most important change was the expansion selection procedures to include players European Division Player of the Tournament ", and" that MEPs right to play on the computer. "This meant that professional players in the European Tournament Players Division ", the precursor of the European Tour we have today, from continental Europe would be eligible to play in the Ryder Cup.
Nicklaus won the 1978 Open Championship at St. Andrews to become the only player to have won all major championships on three occasions. This record was tied by Tiger Woods by winning the U.S. Open 2008. Nicklaus and Woods are the only two players to win three Grand Slam of his career. " Nicklaus believes his performance in the Open 1978 as the best of the four days of golf tee to green was produced and was never more proud of that victory came at St. Andrews, his favorite place to play golf. The victory was also his most emotional to date. Nicklaus won three tournaments this year on the PGA Tour including the Jackie Gleason-Inverrary Classic to play the final 36 holes under par 13 that included five consecutive birdies on the closing holes in the final round over the Players Championship tournament in difficult climatic conditions, and was named Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated. The victory was the last third of Nicklaus Tournament Players Championship after winning three of the top five played and Winning the championship only three times. 1978 also marked the sixth and final Nicklaus winning the Australia Open.
Later that year he suffered a delay of the form, not to win another tournament until June 1980. The year 1979 was the first since turning professional in which he failed to win a tournament, had only a second as more tied for second behind Ben Crenshaw 22-year-old Seve Ballesteros in the British Open. Previously, Nicklaus won at least two tournaments a year for 17 consecutive years.
During the offseason, Nicklaus focused on two issues that had hurt his performance. His teacher of life Jack Grout realized that it had become too upright with his full swing, causing a steep approach, oblique on the ball in front of a blow Direct, which was corrected by the flattening or "deepen" their backswing. Then Nicklaus short game, never a career force, was further developed more with the help of Phil Rodgers, a friend of 20 years and former PGA Tour rival, who had become a fine coach. Rodgers spent time in the house while Nicklaus that this work was going on.
In 1980, Nicklaus recorded only four top 10s in 14 events, but two of them were record for victories in Great Links (the U.S. Open and PGA Championship) and the other two were a tie for fourth at the British Open and a second place in the Doral-Eastern Open to Raymond Floyd through his birdie chip on the first hole of a sudden death playoff. These victories and placements more than justified the work Nicklaus to put his game during the season low.
Nicklaus set a new record score for the U.S. Open 1980 with a total of 272, although it was bound by three other players yet Today, eclipsing its previous record of 275 from 1967. This was his second victory at the Baltusrol Golf Club. Nicklaus opened with a record of 63 that tied for first round and fought his playing partner of the four rounds, 1978 Colgate World Match Play Championship winner, Isao Aoki. Entering the final round, Nicklaus was caught Aoki after three consecutive rounds of 68, but in the course of the last day, Nicklaus by two shots away. Each player birdied the final two holes for a dramatic finish. Aoki 274 total was the lowest score for U.S. Open runner-up, and would have been the winning total in any year. Nicklaus win was his fourth victory in the championship final and tied with Willie Anderson, Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan. Nicklaus refers to this victory as "by far more emotional reaction Hottest any of my wins in my own country. "
In the 1980 PGA Championship, Nicklaus set another record by winning the championship with seven shots on Andy Bean at Oak Hill Country in large part due to the exceptional set Club. Nicklaus shot a couple of par 70 in the first round followed by three successive rounds in the 60s more of the difficult terrain and was the only player to break par for 72 holes. for the week, the field averaged 74.60 strokes, while an average of 68.50 Nicklaus. This was the victory of the fifth and last of Nicklaus in the PGA Championship that elevated him to the record holder for victories in stroke-play era and tied him with Walter Hagen for the highest number of overall victories as the victories of the latter were at the time of match-play. seven-shot margin of victory for Nicklaus is still the biggest the championship since the conversion of match play to stroke play in 1958. This victory was also the only player since Nicklaus Gene Sarazen and Ben Hogan in 1922 in 1948 to win the U.S. Open and PGA Championship the same year (later matched by Tiger Woods in 2000).
Over the next five years Nicklaus won only twice on the PGA Tour, including his own Memorial Tournament for the second time in 1984 as the first repeat champion tournament. Amassed seven top-10 locations in major championships, representations including three finalists. Nicklaus also finished second in the Canadian Open in 1985 Curtis Strange who scored his second, the seventh and final in this tournament. These seven finalists finished wine over 21 events - or a second place for every three tournaments played and does not include a third place in 1983 shot outside the playoff between John Cook and Johnny Miller. Also in 1983, Nicklaus ended the PGA Championship and World Series of Golf with brilliant final rounds of 65 and spent a lot of players to move to the contention, but finished second in each of Player of the Year Hal Sutton and Nick Price to red, respectively, which dominated the tournament from start to finish. Despite not winning a PGA Tour event in 1983, Nicklaus finished 10th in the PGA money list last Tour and a major milestone by becoming the first player to eclipse the level of $ 4 million in earnings in his career.
During this period of five years, the Ryder Cup Matches Nicklaus always two bright spots. He completed his competence as a player Stylish, contributing a perfect 4-0-0 record including an anchor of 5 and 3 singles match win over Eamonn Darcy in 1981 and captained the U.S. team in 1983 to a point victory over Europe.
In 1986, Nicklaus capped his career by recording his sixth Masters victory under incredible circumstances, the publication of a six-under par 30 on the back nine at Augusta for a final round of seven under par 65. On the 17th hole, Nicklaus hit his second shot to within 18 feet and rolled in it for birdie, raising his putter in celebration and to complete an execution of an eagle-birdie-birdie. Nicklaus made a victory-sealing the par-4 on the 72nd hole, and waited for the players succeed hesitation. Nicklaus played the final 10 holes seven under par with six birdies and an eagle. At age 46, became the oldest Nicklaus won the Masters in history, a record that still stands. In deed, sports columnist Thomas Boswell said:
"Some things can not happen because the two are too improbable and imperfect as well. Team USA Hockey can not defeat the Russians in the 1980 Olympics. Jack Nicklaus can not shoot 65 to win the Masters at age 46. Nothing else comes immediately to mind. "
This victory was his 18th major title as a professional.
Before the Tournament 1986 Masters, Tom McCollister, writing in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, said Nicklaus is' do, cast, through, and this spurred him. He said:
"I kept thinking all week, 'Through, washed up, huh?" I boiled for a while. But then I said to myself same: 'I'm not going to quit now, playing the way I'm playing. I played well, too long to allow a shorter period of bad golf be the last. "
This victory would be his last time in his long career on the PGA Tour and was described at the time by the renowned golf historian and writer Herbert Warren Wind as "Nothing less than the greatest achievement in golf from Bobby Jones Grand Slam in 1930."
Author Ken Bowden wrote after the victory:
"There Have been swingers club prettier than Jack Nicklaus. It could have been better ball strikers than Jack Nicklaus. It has undoubtedly been exponents of the short game better than Jack Nicklaus. Another of golfers have putt, and Jack Nicklaus. Golfers may have been as dedicated and very competitive as Jack Nicklaus. But nobody has been able to develop and combine and keep all the complex physical skills and the immense mental and emotional resources to the demands set at its highest level, and Jack Nicklaus has both time as it has done. "
At age 58, Nicklaus made another brave race in the 1998 Masters, where he tied for sixth place despite being hampered by an ever more painful left hip. Nicklaus five-under par 283 is the lowest in 72 holes a player score more than 50 in the Masters.
Throughout its 25-year span (19,621,986) to win 18 major championships, Nicklaus finished second by a staggering 18 times (excluding the second in the 1960 U.S. Open as an amateur). Also of the 18 finalists as a pro, Nicklaus was third four times and fourth once and in each case was a shot of a playoff. Nicklaus total period of 73 between the top 10 was 39 years (19,601,998), which is a record of total number and longevity among the four major championships and his tenure included an amateur through most of his career Champions Tour.
Champions Tour career
Nicklaus became eligible to enroll in the Senior PGA Tour, now known as the Champions Tour when he turned 50 in January 1990, at which time said: "I am never satisfied. The problem is that I play like I can not play repair like me more. "Then quickly won in his first start in the Tour, tradition, also a senior tour championship. Nicklaus would to win three traditions - the last two consecutive - although most anyone else has won is two.
Nicklaus was on his ball in the hole 9 par-3 course at Augusta National Golf Club during the contest 2006-3 par.
Later this year, Nicklaus won the Senior Players Championship by six shots over Lee Trevino for his second victory of the year, and also his great second half of the year by shooting a record 27-under par 261. The following year, in 1991, Nicklaus won three of the five events that started in the U.S. being Senior Open at Oakland Hills by firing a 65 in a playoff against Chi Chi Rodriguez and his round fine of 69, the PGA Seniors Championship and the Tradition, for the second consecutive year. These, again, were all the runs on the Champions Tour.
Nicklaus has won every race with the Tour Champions exception of the Senior British Open. However, never played the Senior British Open was only elevated to a major in 2003. After a year without victories in 1992, Nicklaus returned to win the U.S. Senior Open for the second time in 1993 by one shot over Tom Weiskopf. Also in that year was associated with Chi Chi Rodriguez and Raymond Floyd to win the Wendy's Three Tour Challenge Tour for the Senior team. In 1994 he won the Senior Tour version Mercedes Championship for his only win of the year. The tradition was his again in 1995, in a year where he made the top 10 in seven tournaments came in. His victory came hundredth race next year, when he won the Tradition for the fourth time and second consecutive time. He made a double eagle on the final round. Nicklaus closed the final 36 holes with back to back rounds seven under par 65 to shoot 16-under par 272 and win by three shots over Hale Irwin. This would be his last victory on the Champions Tour, and the last official win of his career.
Closure of playing career
Nicklaus Final U.S. Open was held at Pebble Beach Golf Links in 2000, where he shot 73-82 to lose the court. Later in the year that was paired with Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh in the PGA Championship last few days after the death of his mother, where he missed the cut by one stroke. In both tournaments, Nicklaus always last-minute heroics to reach the par-May 18th in two shots in the U.S. Open and his shot almost cornered wedge for eagle on the par-5 18th in the PGA Championship.
Nicklaus to play without much preparation at the Masters 2005 one month after the drowning death of her grandson 17 months old, Jake (son of his son, Steve) on March 1, 2005. He and Steve played golf as therapy for her pain after death. After days of play, it was Steve who suggested his dad return to The Masters. He made his last appearance in the tournament. Later, in 2005, Nicklaus finished his career at The Open Championship played at St. Andrews on July 15, 2005. Nicklaus turned 65 in January of that year, which was the last year could enter the British Open as a free player. He played with Luke Donald and Tom Watson in his final round. After hitting his tee shot from tee 18 in the second round, Nicklaus received a ten-minute standing ovation from the crowd. Soon after, Nicklaus finished his career with a birdie mounting holes a birdie putt from five meters on the 18th hole. Nicklaus missed the cut to 36 holes with a score of 3 (147).
The last competitive tournament in which Nicklaus played in the United States was the Champions Tour Bayer Advantage Classic in Overland Park, Kansas on June 13, 2005.
Out-of-career course
Golf Course Design
Nicklaus devotes much of his time the design of golf courses and operates one of the largest design practices in the world of golf. In the mid 1960s, Pete Dye initially sought the views Nicklaus in the process of architecture Golf Club in suburban Columbus, OH and the entry of the past from that point onwards. Nicklaus design golf course considered other facet of the game that kept him involved and offers a challenge. His first design, Harbour Town Golf Links, was opened for play in 1969. In early post, the design still most prominent of Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, which opened its doors in 1974 and has hosted the Memorial Tournament since its inception in 1976. This course also has received the 1987 Ryder Cup and the 1998 Solheim Cup matches of the first years, all his projects were co-designs either Pete Dye or Desmond Muirhead, who were two of golf course architects of that era leader.
Its design alone, Glen Abbey Golf Course in Oakville, Ontario, opened for play in 1976. This course serves as headquarters for the Canadian Open for many years, the first was in 1977. In 2000, King & Bear opened in St. Augustine, Florida as a collaboration joint Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. In 2006, the Concession Golf Club opened in Sarasota, FL as a joint collaboration between Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin to commemorate its historic Ryder Cup match singles in 1969.
Nicklaus is in association with their four children and her husband-by Nicklaus Design. The company had 299 courses open for play in late 2005, which was almost 1% of all courses in the world (in 2005 Golf Digest estimates that there were nearly 32,000 golf courses in the world, approximately half of them in the United States.). While most of the courses designed by Nicklaus residing in the United States also occupies a significant presence in Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe and Mexico. In 2009, Nicklaus Design had 12 courses Golf Digest "Top 75 Golf Resorts in North America."
It has been suggested that this section be divided into a new article entitled List Jack Nicklaus designed golf courses. (Discuss)
Other Nicklaus designed golf courses are:
Grand Geneva Resort, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 1970
Juan Island - South Campus, Vero Beach, FL 1970
Wabeek Country Club, Bloomfield Hills, MI 1972
Golf Center at Kings Island - Bruin, Mason, OH 1973
Golf Center at Kings Island - Grizzly, Mason, OH 1973
Mayacoo Lakes Country Club in West Palm Beach, FL 1973
Saint Andrews Golf Club News, Otawara, Tochigi, Japan 1973
La Moraleja Golf Club, Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain 1976
Shoal Creek Golf & Country Club, Shoal Creek, AL 1976
The Club Golf Australia, Rosebery, New South Wales, Australia 1977 (new design)
Course Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, WV 1978 (New design)
Club Bear's Paw Country, Naples, FL 1980
Lochinvar Golf Club, Houston, TX 1980
Annandale Golf Club, Madison, MS 1981
Castle Pines Golf Club Castle Rock, CO 1981
The Club at Morningside, Rancho Mirage, CA 1981
The Hills of Lakeway - The Hills Country Golf Club, Austin, TX 1981
Sailfish Point Golf Club, Stuart, FL 1981
Turtle Point Golf Club, Kiawah Island, South Carolina 1981
Bear Creek Golf Club, Murrieta, CA 1982
The Country Club at Villa Muirfield, Dublin, OH 1982
Atlanta Country Club, Atlanta, GA 1983 (New design)
Park Meadows Country Club, Park City, UT 1983
Bear Lakes Country Club, West Palm Beach, FL 1984
Country Club of the Rockies, Edwards, CO 1984
Desert Highlands, Scottsdale, AZ 1984
Elk River Golf Club, Banner Elk, North Carolina 1984
Grand Cypress Golf Club, Orlando, FL 1984
Grand Traverse Resort, Acme, MI 1984
La Paloma Country Club, Tucson, AZ 1984
Club Loxahatchee, Jupiter, Florida 1984
Meridian Golf Club, Englewood, CO 1984
Bear Lakes Country Club - Lakes Course, West Palm Beach, FL 1985
Britannia Golf Beach Club, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, British West Indies 1985
St. Andrews Golf Club, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York 1985 (new design)
The Country Club of Castle Pines, Castle Rock, CO 1986
The Country Club of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, LA 1986
Dallas Athletic Club - Blue Course, Dallas, TX 1986
St Mellion Hotel Golf & Country Club, Cornwall, England 1986
Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, KY 1986
Bear Lakes Country Club - Links Course, West Palm Beach, FL 1987
Breckenridge Golf Club, Breckenridge, CO 1987
South Country Club, Alpharetta, GA 1987
Daufuskie Island Club & Resort - Melrose Course, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 1987
Desert Mountain - Cochise, Scottsdale, AZ 1987
Desert Mountain - Renegade, Scottsdale, AZ 1987
PGA West - Private Course, La Quinta, CA 1987
PGA West - Resort Course, La Quinta, CA 1987
English Turn Golf & Country Club, New Orleans, LA 1988
Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre, Crans-Sur-Sierre, Valais, Switzerland 1988
Golf Club Gut Altentann, Henndorf, Salzburg, Austria 1988
Grand Cypress Golf Club - New Course, Orlando, FL 1988
Kauai Lagoons - Kiele Course, Lihue, HI 1988
Pawleys Plantation, Pawleys Island, SC 1988
Ptarmigan Country Club, Fort Collins, CO 1988
Richland Country Club in Nashville, TN 1988
Sunny Countryside Golf Club, Gozenyama, Ibaraki, Japan 1988
Avila Golf & Country Club, Tampa, FL 1989
Dallas Athletic Club - Gold Course, Mesquite, TX 1989
Desert Mountain - Geronimo, Scottsdale, AZ 1989
Eagle Oaks Golf Club, Farmingdale, New Jersey 1989
Kauai Lagoons - Mokihana Course, Lihue, HI 1989
Long Bay Club, Longs, South Carolina 1989
National Golf Club, Village of Pinehurst, North Carolina 1989
Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, CA 1989
Shimonoseki Golden Golf Club, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi, Japan 1989
San Creek Golf Club, Asuke, Aichi, Japan 1989
Sycamore Hills Golf Club, Fort Wayne, IN 1989
Wynstone Golf Club, North Barrington, IL 1989
Country Club of Landfall, Wilmington, North Carolina 1990
Governors Club, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 1990
Japan Memorial Golf Club, Yakawa-cho, Nara, Japan 1990
Oakmont Golf Club, Yamazoe, Nara, Japan 1990
PGA National, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 1990 (new design)
TPC of Michigan, Dearborn, MI 1990
Colleton River Plantation Club, Bluffton, SC 1991
Dove Canyon Country Club, Dove Canyon, CA 1991
Hanbury Manor, Ware, Hertfordshire, England 1991
Hokkaido Classic Golf Club, Hayakita, Hokkaido, Japan 1991
Ibis Golf & CC - Heritage, West Palm Beach, FL 1991
Ibis Golf & CC - Legend, West Palm Beach, FL 1991
Legacy Golf Links, Aberdeen, North Carolina 1991
Mission Hills Golf Club - Kanchanaburi, Thamuang, Kanchanaburi, Thailand 1991
Mount Juliet, Thomastown County, Kilkenny, Ireland 1991
Paris International Golf Club, Paris, France 1991
The Club at Nevillewood, Nevillewood, PA 1992
Damai Indah Golf & Country Club, Jakarta, Banten, Indonesia 1992
Glenmoore Country Club, Canton, OH 1992
Great Waters at Reynolds Plantation, Greensboro, GA 1992
Hananomori Golf Club, Ohira, Miyagi, Japan 1992
Huis Ten Bosch Country Club, Seihi, Nagasaki, Japan 1992
Komono Golf Club, Komono, Mie, Japan 1992
Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club - Legends, Carmona, Cavite, Philippines 1992
Ramindra Park Golf Club, Klongsamwa, Bangkok, Thailand 1992
New Albany Country Club, New Albany, OH 1992
The challenge at Manele, Lanai City, HI 1993
Chang An Golf & Country Club, Hukou, Hsinchu, Taiwan 1993
Chung Shan Hot Springs Golf Club, Zhongshan City, Guangdong, China 1993
Country Club North, Beavercreek, OH 1993
Gleneagles Hotel - The PGA Centenary Course, Auchterarder, Perthshire, Scotland 1993
Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo Run, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 1993
Laem Chabang International Country Club, Sriracha, Chonburi, Thailand 1993
Las Campanas - Sunrise, Santa Fe, New Mexico 1993
Leo Palace Resort Manenggon Hills, Barrigada, GMF, Guam 1993
Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club - Captains, Carmona, Cavite, Philippines 1993
The Medallion Club, Westerville, OH 1993
Mission Hills Golf Club Khao Yai, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand 1993
Palmilla Golf Club, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico 1993
Santa Lucia River Club at Ballantrae, Port St. Lucie, FL 1993
Sendai Minami Golf Club, Shibata-gun, Miyagi-ken, Japan 1993
Real Springfield Country Club, Cha-Am, Phetchaburi, Thailand 1993
Sungai Long Golf & Country Club, Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia 1993
Barrington Golf Club, Aurora, OH 1994
Cabo del Sol - Ocean Course at Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico 1994
Castlewoods Country Club - The Bear, Brandon, MS 1994
Ishioka Golf Club, Ogawa, Ibaraki, Japan 1994
London Golf Club - Heritage, Ash, Kent, England 1994
London Golf Club - International Course, Ash, Kent, England 1994
Miramar Golf & Country Club Linkou, Linkou Hsiang, Taipei, Taiwan 1994
Mission Hills Golf Club - Course World Cup Guanlan Town, Shenzhen, China 1994
Montecastillo Hotel & Golf Resort, Jerez, Cadiz, Spain 1994
The Zenzation, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand 1994
Borneo Golf & Country Club, Bongawan, Sabah, Malaysia 1995
Bukit Darmo Golf Club, Surabaya, Indonesia 1995
Double Eagle Golf Club - Championship golf, Big Fork, MT 1995
Emerald Golf & Country Club - North Course Plantation, Cimanngis, Bogor, Indonesia 1995
La Gorce Country Club, Miami Beach, FL 1995 (new design)
Le Robinie Golf & Sporting Club, Solbiate Olona, Varese, Italy 1995
Mission Hills Golf Club - Valley Course, Guanlan Town, Shenzhen, China 1995
President Country Club, Tochigi, Tochigi, Japan 1995
Sanyo Golf Club, Okayama, Japan 1995
Tamarin Santana Golf Club, Batam, Riau, Indonesia 1995
National Williamsburg, Williamsburg, VA 1995
Bearpath Golf & Country Club, Eden Prairie, MN 1996
Country Club in Bukit Barisan Medan, Medan, Sumatra Utara, Indonesia 1996
Forest Country Club, Hidalgo, Distrito Federal Mexico, 1996
Desert Mountain - Apache, Scottsdale, AZ 1996
Golf Club at Indigo Run, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 1996
Club Golf Cart, Purchase, New York 1996
Hammock Creek Golf Club, Palm City, FL 1996
Hertfordshire Golf & Country Club, Hertfordshire, England 1996
Hibiki no Mori Country Club, Kurabuchi, Gunma, Japan 1996
Hualalai Golf Club in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 1996
Lakelands Golf Club, Robina, Queensland, Australia 1996
Golf Nicklaus North, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada 1996
Rokko Kokusai, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan 1996
Ruby Hill Golf Club Pleasanton, CA 1996
Costasur at Lake Las Vegas, Henderson, NV 1996
Belgravia Sun Golf Club, Nukata, Aichi, Japan 1996
Top of the Rock Golf Course, Ridgedale, MO 1996
Aspen Glen Golf Club, Carbondale, CO 1997
Bintan Lagoon - Course with sea views, Bintan, Riau, Indonesia 1997
Empire Hotel & Country Club, Negara Brunei Darussalam, Jerudong, Brunei 1998
Forest Hills Golf & Country Club, Inarawan, Antipolo, Philippines 1997
Gut Lärchenhof Golf Platz, Cologne, Germany 1997
Great Bear Golf & Country Club, East Stroudsburg, PA 1997
James Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 1997
Legends Golf & Country Resort, Kulai, Johor, Malaysia 1997
Montreux Golf & Country Club, Reno, NV 1997
Old Works Golf Course, Anaconda, MT 1997
Ruitoque Country Club, Bucaramanga, Colombia 1997
Salem Glen Country Club, Clemmons, North Carolina 1997
Spring City Resort, Kunming City, Yunnan, China 1997
Stonewolf Golf Club Fairview Heights, IL 1997
Suzhou Sunrise Golf Club, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China 1997
Taman Dayu Club, Panda, East Java, Indonesia 1997
Arzaga Golf Club Drugolo di Lonato, Brescia, Italy 1998
Bear up in the Cumberland Mountain, Crossville, TN 1998
Carden Park, Cheshire, England 1998
Golf Classic Resort - Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, India 1998
Grand Haven Golf Club, Palm Coast, Florida 1998
J & P Golf Club, Utsonomiya, Tochigi, Japan 1998
Laurel Springs Golf Club, Suwanee, GA 1998
Legends West at Diablo Grande, Patterson, CA 1998
Nanhu Country Club, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China 1998
Pecanwood Estate, Hartebeespoort Dam, Gauteng, South Africa 1998
Phoenix Park Golf Club, Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do, South Korea 1998
Reflection Bay Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas, Henderson, NV 1998
Sherwood Hills Golf & Country Club, Trece Martires, Cavite, Philippines 1998
Superstition Golf & Country Mountain Club - Prospector Superstition Mountain, AZ 1998
Vermont National Country Club, South Burlington, VT 1998
Westlake Golf & Country Club Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China 1998
Alabang Country Club, Alabang, Muntinlupa, Philippines 1999
Aliso Viejo Golf Club, Aliso Viejo, CA 1999
Aston Oaks, North Bend, OH 1999
The Bear Trace at Harrison Bay, Harrison, TN 1999
The Bear Trace at Tims Ford, Winchester, TN 1999
Camp John Hay, Bagio, Benguet, Philippines 1999
The Twin Eagles Club, Naples, FL 1999
Coyote Creek Golf Club - Tournament Course, San Jose, CA 1999
Desert Mountain - Chiricahua, Scottsdale, AZ 1999
El Dorado Golf & Beach Club, San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico 1999
Estrella Mountain Ranch Golf Club, Goodyear, AZ 1999
Four Seasons Golf Club Punta Mita, Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico, 1999
The Golden Bear Club at Keene's Pointe, Windermere, FL 1999
The Ridge Golf Club at Mansion Monroe, New York 1999
Grand Bear Golf Course, Saucier, MS 1999
New Capital Golf Club, Yamaoka, Gigu, Japan 1999
Okanagan Golf Club, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada 1999
Golf Club of Palm Island, Hui Yang City, Guangdong, China 1999
Ocean Nine Palmilla, San Jose del Cabo, BCS, Mexico 1999
Punta Mita Golf Club - Course Pacific, Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico 1999
The crazy Fork Club, Basalt, CO 1999
Rocky Gap Lodge & Golf Resort, Flintstone, MD 1999
Shanghai Links Golf & Country Club, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China 1999
Spring Creek Ranch, Collierville, TN 1999
The Golf & Country Club Superstition Mountain - Gold lost, Superstition Mountain, AZ 1999
TPC at Snoqualmie Ridge, Snoqualmie, WA 1999
Achasta Golf Club, Dahlonega, GA 2000
Bear Creek Golf Course in Chandler, Chandler, AZ 2000
Bear tracking Chickasaw Henderson, TN 2000
The Bear Club, Jupiter, FL 2000
Japan Bear's Paw Country Club, Koga-gun, Shiga-ken, Japan 2000
Club Porto Cima, Lake Ozark, MO 2000
Country Club of Landfall Second, Wilmington, North Carolina 2000
Gapyeong Benest Golf Club, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea 2000
Gapyeong Benest Golf Club - Nicklaus Course Design, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea 2000
Heritage Golf & Country Club, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 2000
Las Campanas - Sunset, Santa Fe, New Mexico 2000
The Ocean Course at Hammock Beach, Palm Coast, Florida 2000
Pasadena Country Club, Monterey, CA 2000
Whispering Pines Golf Club, Trinity, Texas 2000
Winghaven Country Club, O'Fallon, MO 2000
Bear Creek Golf Course in Chandler - Short Course, Chandler, AZ 2001
Bear up in Ross Creek Landing, Clifton, TN 2001
Bear Best of Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV 2 001
Breckenridge - Elk Nine, Breckenridge, CO 2001
The Club of Carlton Woods, The Woodlands, TX 2001
Coyote Creek Club de Golf, Bartonville, IL 2001
Coyote Creek Golf Club - Valley Course, San Jose, CA 2001
Cozumel Country Club, Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico 2001
Ibis Golf & CC - Tradition, West Palm Beach, FL 2001
Mayacama Golf Club, Santa Rosa, CA 2001
Montreux - 3 holes, Reno, NV 2001
Nicklaus Golf Club of Lionsgate, Overland Park, KS 2001
Olympic Staff Ashikaga Golf Course, Ashikaga, Tochigi, Japan 2001
Pine Valley Golf & Country Club - Golden Bear Course, Beijing, Changping, China 2001
Ross Creek Landing, Clifton, TN 2001
The Summit at Cordillera, Edwards, CO 2001
Vista Vallarta Golf Club, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico 2001
Wuyi Fountain Palm Golf Club, Jiangmen, Guangdong, China 2001
Bear's Best Atlanta, Suwanee, GA 2002
Canadas De Santa Fe, Mexico City CP, Distrito Federal Mexico, 2002
Cherry Creek Country Club, Denver, CO 2002
Cimarron Hills Country Club, Georgetown, TX 2002
The Club Hokuli `a, Kailua Kona, HI 2002
Dalhousie Golf Club, Cape Girardeau, MO 2002
The Hills of Lakeway - Flintrock fans Course, Austin, TX 2002
Hokulia Golf Club in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 2002
Lost Tree Club, North Palm Beach, FL 2002 (new design)
The Moon Palace Golf Club, Cancun, Mexico 2002
North Bear Golf Club Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada 2002
Pinehills Golf Club, Plymouth, MA 2002
The Reserve at Lake Keowee, Sunset, SC 2002
Book Club in Plantation Woodside, Aiken, South Carolina 2002
The Golf Club The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Jupiter, FL 2002
Golf Takaraike, Nara, Japan 2002
The Tradition Golf Club, Okazaki-shi, Aichi, Japan 2002
Persian Ranches, Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2003
The Bear's Club Par 3, Jupiter, Florida 2003
Bear Mountain Golf & Country Club, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 2003
The bull at Pinehurst Farms, Sheboygan Falls, WI 2003
The Club in Longview, Charlotte, North Carolina 2003
Desert Mountain - Outlaw, Scottsdale, AZ 2003
Mayan Palace - Riviera Maya, Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, Mexico 2003
Pearl Valley Golf Estate & Spa, Franschhoek, Western Cape, South Africa 2003
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Boca Raton, FL 2003
Sagamore Club, Noblesville, IN 2003
Angeles National Golf Club, Sunland, CA 2004
Chapelco Golf & Resort, San Martin de los Andes, Neuquén, Argentina 2004
The Club at Pronghorn, Bend, OR 2004
May River Club, Bluffton, SC 2004
Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa Phuket, Talang, Phuket, Thailand 2004
Greenwood old Truckee, CA 2004
Toscana Country Club, Indian Wells, California 2004
Traditions Club, Bryan, TX 2004
Tres Marias Residential Golf Club, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico 2004
Bay Creek, Cape Charles, VA 2005
Bay Point Golf Club, Panama City Beach, FL 2005 (new design)
Bayside Resort Golf Club, Selbyville, DE 2005
The Bridges Golf & Country Club, Montrose, CO 2005
Champions Retreat Golf Club - Course Bluffs, Augusta, GA 2005
Cliffs in Walnut Creek, Asheville, North Carolina 2005
Polaris Golf Resort Club, Seoul, South Korea 2005
Escena Palm Springs, CA 2005
Laguna del Mar, Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico 2004
Machynys Peninsula Golf Club, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England 2005
Moon Palace - Nine third, Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico 2005
Olympic Country Club - Lake Tsuburada, Misato-cho, Saitama Prefecture, Japan 2005
Palisades Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina 2005
Real de Faula, Xeresa, Valencia, Spain 2006
Simola Golf and Country Lodge, Knysna, South Africa 2005
Toscana Country Club - North, Indian Wells, CA 2005
Broadmoor Golf Club, Colorado Springs, CO 2006
Sad River Club, Mullen, NE 2006
La Torre, Torre Pacheo, Murcia, Spain 2006
North Palm Beach Country Club, north of Palm Beach, FL 2006
The Peninsula, Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico 2006
Peninsula Golf & Country Club, Millsboro, 2006
Punta Espada, Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic 2006
Puntiro Golf Club, Mallorca, Spain 2006
Reserve Club at St. James Plantation, Southport, North Carolina 2006
The Retreat Golf & Country Club, Corona, CA 2006
Scarlet Course at Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 2006 (new design)
Sebonack Golf Club, Southampton, New York 2006
Lake Sherwood Club, Thousand Oaks, CA 2006
Links San Francisco, San Francisco Bay, South Africa 2006
Asturian Golf Club, Cuautla, Mexico 2007
The Cliffs at Keowee, Sunset, SC 2007
Country Club, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 2007
Cordillera Ranch, Boerne, TX 2006
Cougar Canyon Golf Links, Trinidad, CO 2007
El Valle Golf Resort, Torre Pacheco, Spain 2007
The Kinloch Club / Jack Nicklaus Golf Club of New Zealand, Kinloch, Noan Island, New Zealand 2007
La Loma Club de Golf, San Luis Potosi, Mexico 2007
Monte Rei, Faro, Portugal 2007
Golf Resort Moorea, Moorea, French Polynesia, Tahiti 2007
Nordelta, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2007
Oak Valley Resort, Wonju, Kangwan-Do, South Korea 2007
Old Corkscrew, Estero, FL 2007
Pine Valley Golf & Country Club - Nicklaus Course, Beijing, Changping, China 2007
Promontory, The Ranch Club, Park City, UT 2007
Real de Faula II, Benidorm, Valencia, Spain 2007
Sky 72 Golf Club - Ocean Course, Incheon, South Korea 2007
Sunrise II Suzhou City Lumu, Suzhou, China 2007
The Tradition Course Ginn Reunion Resort, Kissimmee, FL 2007
Villaitama Villaitama and II, Benidorm, Spain 2007
Whispering Oak Verandah Club, Fort Myers, FL 2007
Bear Lake Golf Club, Cashiers, North Carolina 2008
Forest Real, Mexico City, Mexico 2008
The Club at farms Creighton, Loudoun County, Virginia 2008
Coyote Springs - The Chase, Clark County, NV 2008
Donneako Country Club, Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea 2008
El Rio Country Club, Guadalajara, Mexico 2008
Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort, Riquelme, Spain 2008
The Idaho Club, Sandpoint, ID 2008
Killeen Castle Golf Resort, Dublin, Ireland 2008
Puerto Los Cabos, Punta Gorda, Mexico 2008
Riviera Cancun, Cancun Tecer stage, Quintana Roo, Mexico 2008
Samanah Country Club, Marrakech, Morocco 2008
Shadow Creek, Beijing, China 2008
Temae Resort, Tahiti, French Polynesia 2008
Golf Tseleevo Polo Club, Moscow, Russia 2008
Yucatán Village & Resort, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico 2008
Bear Mountain Resort - Valley Course, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 2009
Bahia Punta Mita, Punta Mita, Mexico 2009
Red Shelves, Heber City, UT 2009
The Ritz Carlton Golf Club Dove Mountain, Tucson, AZ 2009
Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate, Johannesburg, South Africa 2009
Twelve Oaks, Raleigh, North Carolina 2009
Twelve Shores Club Golf, Logan, New Mexico 2009
Angel Hill, Chongqing, China 2010
Applecross Country Club, East Brandywine, PA 2010
Cao Fei Dian Golf Club, the city Tangshan, China 2010
Condado de Alhama I, Torre Pacheco, Spain 2010
Fyre Lake National, Sherrard, IL 2010
Gold Country Golf Club - Campo de los Pinos, Senica, Slovakia 2010
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