Jack Nicklaus

Jack William Nicklaus (born January 21, 1940 in Columbus, Ohio), also known as "The Golden Bear", was a major force in professional golf from the 1960s to the late 1990s, and is regarded as the greatest golfer of all time.

Other wins

• 1959 U.S. Amateur Championship
• 1961 U.S. Amateur Championship, NCAA Championship (individual)
• 1962 World Series of Golf (U.S. - not then a PGA Tour event)
• 1963 World Series of Golf (U.S. - not then a PGA Tour event), Canada Cup (team event with Arnold Palmer and individual event)
• 1964 Australian Open, Canada Cup (team event with Arnold Palmer and individual event)
• 1966 PGA Team Championship (with Arnold Palmer), Canada Cup (team only, with Arnold Palmer)
• 1967 World Series of Golf (U.S. - not then a PGA Tour event), World Cup (with Arnold Palmer)
• 1968 Australian Open
• 1970 World Series of Golf (U.S. - not then a PGA Tour event), Piccadilly World Match Play Championship
• 1971 Australian Open, World Cup (team event with Arnold Palmer and individual event)
• 1973 World Cup (with Johnny Miller)
• 1975 Australian Open
• 1976 Australian Open
• 1978 Australian Open
• 1983 Chrysler Team Championship (with Johnny Miller)
• 1991 Senior Skins Game
• 1999 Wendy's Three-Tour Challenge (with Tom Watson and Hale Irwin), Office Depot Father-Son Challenge (with Gary Nicklaus), Diners Club Matches (with Tom Watson)
• 2000 Hyundai Team Matches (with Tom Watson)