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The Final Hole of Jack's Last Masters Victory | 1986 Masters Tournament

The Final Hole of Jack’s Last Masters Victory | 1986 Masters Tournament



The Final Hole of Jack’s Last Masters Victory | 1986 Masters Tournament

A Masters final round for the ages. In 1986, a 46-year-old Jack Nicklaus came from behind on Sunday to win his record sixth Masters by one stroke over Tom Kite and Greg Norman.

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Since 1934, the Masters Tournament has been home to some of golf’s greatest moments. Amidst blooming azaleas, towering pines and flowering dogwoods, the first full week of April ushers in a stage unique to golf and to sport. Over four days and 72 holes, the smallest field in major championship golf competes for a chance to capture the Green Jacket and a place in Masters history.

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  2. One of the very few times I elected to play on Masters Sunday. As a result, recorded this on VHS and was able to watch it whenever I wanted to.

  3. I’m 30 years old. Tiger Woods winning the 2019 Masters is the greatest sporting moment I ever watched live. Having said that, Jack winning the 1986 Masters the way he did still tops it. Not only did he shoot 30 on the back 9, he played the last 10 holes -7 and still almost making that 35-40 foot uphill bomb on 18. To do what he did at 46, and to achieve the constant greatness for 25+ years, he’s the greatest. I’m the biggest Tiger fan, but Jack’s record of 18 majors, 19 2nds, and 73 top 10s will never be touched. Nobody was better than Tiger at his best, but Jack Nicklaus is the greatest golfer who ever lived.

  4. I watched this Masters live. I can't tell you how exciting it was. When he made the putt on 17, i jumped up so high i almost hit my head on the ceiling.

  12. It doesn't get any better than this, thanks for this upload it's a great reminder of a fantastic day in the rich history of the Masters.

  14. I would like to see the pin on the upper shelf on Masters Sunday instead of the usual boring position it’s always at.

  15. Most major wins. Most major seconds. Great Ryder Cup record. Tiger's own metric for being great was Jack's major record.

    Undisputed GOAT.

  16. That was one helluva sunday. Drinking beer and watching this man do his thing. Everyone has their favorites for one reason or another, but I believe every golf fan rooted for The Golden Bear.

  17. It doesn't get recognised in amongst all the other stuff he did on that back 9 but that first putt knocking it dead from the bottom level was SO crucial.

  21. Helluva leaderboard 2:06. All major winners (eventually), all but Kite multiple-major winners. All but Kite(?) definitely #1 or #2 in the world at their peaks. Jack held off all of them.
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    Follow-up: Kite peaked at OWGR #5 in 1989. He won the Vardon Trophy in 1981 and 1982 (pre-OWGR).

  23. Brings tears to my eyes. Still. After all these years. My very favorite moment in Sports history.

  26. The number 1 difference between Jack and Tiger is without question class. Jack has always had class Tiger zero class and his son is following in his footsteps.

  27. Jack that was the finest round of golf ever!! And to hv ur son with u the whole time!! I watch this final round a lot and CBS did a wonderful job with this broadcast! Well done Jack!!

  28. Nicholas is one of the longer hitters back then and he had to use a five iron to 185 yards. Technology is letting today’s players hit 225 yards with a seven iron. The point is imagine how dominant he would be these days.

  29. I was working that April afternoon at a golf course in Central Ohio. The staff and many of the customers wanted to watch that back nine charge from Mr. Nicklaus. So we closed the course for the rest of the day so we could watch the tournament.

  34. Not sure why they thought that was his 20th major. It was his 18th. Maybe when you have that many people loose count and that was a time when they didn’t have facts at their fingertips

  35. Norman was 7 under..tied Jack at 9 under and on the 18th bogeyed. Then Jack won. A lot of people forget thst.

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