Love the stories and really love hearing two greats sharing golf knowledge. Sir Nick you should do an episode on Seve!!!…..with you and the original European soldiers- Langer, Lyle, Woosie, Jose…..throw in Jacklin….and just sit around a table with some scotch and a fire 🔥 telling Seve stories for an hour or two ….that would me magical viewing!!
I appreciated the content! I thought Sir Nick’s assistance to Mr. Pratt on the practice tee was great. I also immediately thought of a steakhouse near me named AJ Spurrs that had the same deal with eating a huge steak and getting the meal for free. Great interview and I appreciated the entire video!
What a crock. He's worth $400 million...every nickel because he played great!! I'm sick of hypocritical liars... including you Nick ($60 million). Same reasons.
The PGA TOUR was NEVER necessary. Look at the Masters. Still existing exactly as always. The PGA tour didn't give a CRAP about people playing other tours until LIV. TOTAL HYPOCRITES!!
Jack's book "Square to Square" was his all time golf gift to all of us. If there was ever a foundation for a golf swing he explaind it well in his book.
LIV tours primary motivation is to Jam tRump down your throat after you cut off his tournaments at Doral…then you add the forever angry Greg Norman and a slew of idiots with a country’s trust fund and you end up with this mess…that group has no idea what they’re doing other than whatever is disruptive to the PGA tour: until your leadership figures out what’s actually going on here it’s just going to continue: why the PGA didn’t sign them as a sponsor is the real mystery here and where Monahan lost his way…last but not least, your commissioner is getting checks from the saudis which you’ll eventually discover if you ever audit the guy…
Mr. Nicklaus still has a memory like a steel trap. I guarantee you he'd be able to tell you the shit he played on the 3rd hole, 1st round of the 1976 Masters. Love to see he's still kicking 😊
Yeah, four thousand dollars back when Jack was in his prime in the mid-70s would get you a brand new truck!! So it was a lot of money when first prize was $37,000 for winning a big tournament!
Faldo is an idiot, the wrong way is to aim at the trouble and Jack picked a perfect example with 11 at Augusta. No one aims left there and hits a fade over the water.
Guess I have to disagree with Jack....If they never played for money, then why turn pro? Bobby Jones stayed amateur and his legacy is pretty secure. Its just now the money available is beyond most everyone's comprehension. I still remember when Tom Watson led the money list at just over $1 million....thought that was an incredible number.
