1980 U.S. Open (Final Round): Jack Nicklaus' Immaculate Performance at Baltusrol | Full Broadcast

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Jack Nicklaus goes for a record-tying fourth U.S. Open title, and his second at Baltusrol Golf Club.
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@johncassani6780 2 месяца назад

This was the first tournament entirely contested after I was born. Nicklaus win at Augusta in 86 made me a golf fan for life. It’s great to see these old tournaments.

@jcrossney Год назад

These final round postings are great!

@usga Год назад

Glad you are enjoying them!

@LinoBalderas-ie5km 6 месяцев назад

@zekelucente9702 Год назад

I remember watching this final round and my dad said if Jack wins he’d take the family for a steak dinner. Great result all around.

@DeadlyKiss000 Месяц назад

What were the steaks like?

@Hipnosis65 7 месяцев назад

Tiger brought golf to tremendous heights. Jack simply the best ever. Great golfer, good family man, gentleman.

@davidgivins4203 6 месяцев назад

Your delusional as I love me some Jack but tiger out class him as charlie will a pro golfer! Tiger woods is one of the top dominant athletes of all time not Jack with respect! 😊❤

@ag358 5 месяцев назад

18 majors, 19 second place in majors. Most top 5 majors over 20 more wins over the next player, Bobby jones 13 majors( the ams in those days had the best players in the golfing world) retired at age 28 went months between majors without touching a club , received law degree and several other degrees during this time. But because jack continued jack is the goat, during Bobby's time nobody was close to his major total, he retired on top of the mountain.

@raiderdanCA 9 месяцев назад

Thesa were the glory days of championship golf on television. At that point ABC carried the Open, the PGA, and the British Open. I really enjoyed the intro's, when Jim McKay would set up the final round, then "Love's Theme" would burst on the screen, with McKay saying " ABC Sports ... presents a National Championship ". It set up a day of DRAMA !

@DeadlyKiss000 Месяц назад

Well 44 years later and it is worse. A bloody red line and not much else! Ball not followed thru the air. Can't be bothered with it anymore.

@Kevin-lf4xx Год назад

Jack, the greatest of all time .

@DeadlyKiss000 Месяц назад

Apart from you know who

@chriscuomo9334 Месяц назад

The half asian kid tiger woods wasn’t bad

@PeytonManning187 3 месяца назад

Seeing Jack waive off the celebration to allow Aoki an undisturbed line, & opportunity to putt is what makes Nicklaus so special. Grace, & Composure no matter how things play out. What a guy.

@TJ89741 Месяц назад

Jack is such a class act.

@dorothygale1104 4 месяца назад

That opening anthem with Jim McKay giving a dramatic narrative followed by Love’s Theme by Barry White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra was the introduction of the best day of golf during my teens, 18-hole coverage of the final round of the U.S. Open every year on Father’s Day.

@smitty9733 7 месяцев назад

Jack giving the opportunity to Aoki to putt out on 18 first was a class act not taken. Truly inexplicable.

@Jrgoldenbear Месяц назад

Zero to do with his place regardless 2 nd

@ducttapedigger7811 Год назад

Brings back great memories

@williamdunphy352 11 месяцев назад

Commentators: Jim McKay & Dave Marr (11:22) Hole Announcers: Peter Aliss (14:49) On Course: John Schroeder Bob Rosburg Rules: Frank Hannigan

@markvincent1011 Год назад

@1:07 Ahhh. Barry White and the Love Unlimited Orchestra. Good times.

@leonhantz6383 Год назад

Yes and after watching this you could go and watch Empire Strikes Back at the nearest Cinema, good times indeed.

@suhailalmlahi7096 11 месяцев назад

The real goat

@Boakster 3 месяца назад

the real goat is the tiger

@thetruthfornow6045 17 дней назад

@@Boakstertiger fan boy give it a rest. no thumbs up in two months on your comment.

@Boakster 17 дней назад

@@thetruthfornow6045 Their is a reason why this comment section is so dead. Because most people watch Tiger.

@thetruthfornow6045 17 дней назад

@@Boakster watch him where. He is done as a golfer.

@JDL0427 Месяц назад

One of the great things about the U.S. Open is that the final round round falls each year on Father’s Day, so the dad’s get a hall pass to watch as much of the final round as they want. For this one I was at my in-laws and my father in law was an avid golfer (although he was an Arnie guy and did not like Nicklaus). It was a big deal that Jack was in the hunt at age 40 and I barely moved out of my chair for the entire round. I just sat there for hours not saying a word, not wanting to jinx the moment. I barely noticed that the family cat was asleep on the table next to me the entire time. For at least 2 hours I barely breathed or made a sound. When Nicklaus raised his putter on 17 knowing his putt for birdie was going in I screamed “HE MADE IT!!” Well that poor cat started scrambling for his life, I swear leaving claw marks on the wooden table. We laughed about that for years and the story was retold many times, especially on Father’s Day.

@wcwnumber1fan Год назад

thank you

@truthlifefishing1730 9 месяцев назад

Nicklaus wins the US Open, Watson wins The Open, Nicklaus wins the PGA. Then in 1981 at the Masters Watson and Nicklaus are first and second heading into the final round and should be paired together. But organisers choose to send out the final two pairs First (Watson) & Third (Norman) and Second (Nicklaus) & Fourth (Mahaffey). Jack was FURIOUS.

@Pineandfeather 9 дней назад

No hats with logos, no caddies helping read putts, winning gracefully.

@mjtpli Год назад

Jim McKay’s hairpiece is a classic.

@kevhead1525 Год назад

I we ever saw what All celebrities look/looked like without the cosmetics, we'd laugh for weeks.

@c2itccase9 4 месяца назад

I spoke with Mr. Siebert yesterday…I never had a clue that he was Aoki’s caddie in this tournament.

@natewiltse Год назад

The No Hat Era

@zekelucente9702 Год назад

Lots of visors back then I wore a lot of them.

@Rickon2506 Год назад

Hey, it’d be great if you could show us every single shot from Tommy Fleetwood’s 63 at Shinnecock!

@jordanboteler8978 Год назад

Jack was great in 1980 winning twice both were majors but you could see he wasn’t as electric and quick but still a great player

@zekelucente9702 Год назад

I watched the 1975 Masters the other day. So many great names.

@fs1natra Год назад

1980 jack number one in greens in regulation 1980 jack's total driving(length/accuracy) the best in recorded us pga tour history

@andrewrobinson8305 9 месяцев назад

But only thirteenth on the money list in 1980, despite winning the two most lucrative prizes. Which indicates, as the OP suggested, that Jack in 1980 wasn’t quite the player he had been from 1963 - 1978.

@ag358 5 месяцев назад

Later in Jack's career he didn't play as many regular tournaments.

@nicholasschroeder3678 Месяц назад

Hate to break it to you, but Jack was never electric and quick: he always played slow and stolid, which drove a lot of people nuts, especially the way he would stand an eternity over putts. I really don't get the comment at all. Here he's setting the US Open record, crushing his drives, and he's not the same force?🤔🙄

@tomloft2000 Год назад

Fergus not only resembled Nicklaus, but appeared to have some of the same mannerisms.

@PeterBrown-mz4nv 3 месяца назад

I've always wondered what was more exciting for Keith. Bring tied with Jack in this tournament or winning his first tournament, The Memorial, which is Jack's tournament.

@PeterBrown-mz4nv 2 месяца назад

And the first tournament that Keith won was the Memorial, Jack's tournament.

@zekelucente9702 Год назад

First prize money was $55k with inflation in today’s dollars that’s about $212k. This years winner earned $3.5 million.

@ag358 5 месяцев назад

You don't see caddies helping with putts.