Jack Nicklaus
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Height: 5' 11 Weight: 180 Born: Jan 21, 1940 Victories: 80 College: Ohio State University Turned Pro: 1962 Residence: North Palm Beach, FL Birthplace: Columbus, OH Masters Qualification: Masters Champion.Scores and Stats
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6 victories in 45 starts. Made the cut 37 times.
Average Finish: 21
Has not played a PGA Tour event in 2007
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Unceremonial
In today's ceremonial first tee shot, Arnold Palmer won't be sidling up to any surprise partners. At least not any of the Golden Bear variety.
Roars from Bear's 1986 charge still echo
The writers had written him off. Washed up. Finished. Kaput.
Lundquist's calls are Masters lore
Verne Lundquist has been part of the CBS Sports golf crew since 1983 and has called the action at the Masters Tournament every year since then, except 1997-98. Lundquist, 65, has covered everything from pro football to the Olympics in his career, but to golf fans he is probably best known for two of his Masters calls: Jack Nicklaus' birdie at No. 17 in 1986, and Tiger Woods' chip-in at No. 16 in 2005. He recently spoke with Sports Editor John Boyette about his role on the Masters broadcast:
Nicklaus gives 'the whole dose'
"Everybody got enough?" That is the standard question Jack Nicklaus asks reporters at the end of one of his news conferences.
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