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The longevity and consistency is amazing. Many top golfers are just guys that played well for a few years. Imagine Nicklaus with modern equipment, a launch monitor and personal trainer. My feeling is he would have had a few rough years in the early 2000s but would be leading after that.

It's simple 18>15 and always will be.

Not even close, Jack!

He’s an ok amateur golfer. After decades of practice, he’s achieved mediocrity. (The cheating helps too.)

Tiger who?

As a PGA of America member I have an opinion. Tiger is great no doubt. Here's the fact Jack won 90 percent of his majors tee to green Tiger won 75 percent with short game and putting. Nicklaus never hardly ever hit it crooked

Jack's not quite twin brother, Johnny Miller, at 5:46

No contest...it's Jack. Jack won 18 majors (it's all about the majors), so he has Tiger there who has 15, but he came in 2nd 19 times!!! and 3rd 8 times!!! Tigers had no where near that number of 2nd and 3rd place finishes. If it wasn't for one other person in each of those 2nd place finishes in the majors Jack would have 37 majors. A feat that would have never been reached-EVER!! ALSO...consider the level of competition Jack was up against. He played against LEGENDS...LEGENDS...the likes of Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Lee Trevino, and Tom Watson. Those 4 right there won a combined 30 majors. The best 4 Tiger went up against won a combined 13. Last but not least, look at the equipment advantage Tiger had. Jack played with unforgiving equipment...wood woods. The Persimmon wood drivers were about only 175 cc in size with sweet spots the size of a dime, and steel shafts. The irons were like butter knives on a stick. No heel/toe weighting, no titanium, zero forgiveness. And the balls were wound balata balls that cut easily and spun like crazy way left and way right when mishit---way more than today's balls. If you know anything about golf history, it's no contest. Tiger was great, but Jack is the G.O.A.T.

John had more opportunities than most golfers but never had the discipline a great number of golfers but he always bit the hand that fed him. I like John and wish him the very best,but in my humble opinion,he was his own worst enemy.

Tiger is the GOAT , Jack had no competition because there was no competition.Golf was pretty much a pastime for most of the players not the professional competitive game it is today.

Jack is the G.O.A.T

Jack is the best, period.

Jack Nicklaus is the Greatest of all time!!

I know Tiger hasn't had a chance yet, but Jack's Seniors record is superb as well. In his first 2 Senior seasons Jack won 5 (of a possible 8) majors, accumulated the Senior Grand Slam, before ultimately winning 8 Senior Major championships - and he never missed a cut in them until his sixties. I cannot see Tiger matching that! Also, Jack was a good family man with solid, down-to-earth values - and that counts for a lot in my reckoning.

Would love to meet / and play with J.D. plays the GAME as it was created

He may be exaggerating a 2.8 but id give him at least a 15 maybe 10. But hes definitely solid. That break 50 with Bryson showcased some definite talent. Hes a little sloppy but on a really good week where hes just on fire i could see him shooting a 2.8. It may have been his lowest handicap at one point. I wouldnt doubt that. If hes this good now imagine how good he wouldve been back in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s when he'd be more physically capable. Hed be fairly good with that ability.

I'm a big fan of Tiger's but Jack has been and is the best ever!

You are too reliant on the tittle-tattle peddled by Trump-deranged grifters like Reilly (you also need to learn the difference between 'elude' and 'allude'...).

There is no doubt, Jack Nicklaus is the best but the one golfer who is close to him is Ben Hogan

Go back and listen to the sound of the shaft and the pure ness of the contact. Jack was a legit ball striker.

John Daly his never even came close to what tiger woods has accomplished on the golf course

I guess the last point from the commentary is what is key. Discipline!!!

first part of this video, i still cant believe its so expensive to get a metal stick, a tiny ball & go to a golf course that filled with gods grass, to hit a ball in a small hole

Love it.

We love him for being real and down to earth not fake and sneaky

+3 Handicap at 13 years old.. Insane

How racists can this show be. Daley couldn't come up to Tigers ankles.

There was never a fall because I couldn't stand the man from start to finish. Boring as hell.

Tiger had his own demons, sex addiction. Prolly used roids too!

its all a lie a alcoholic wont get up and go to mcd 3 times a day that would fill like work you would just buy enough for how ever much booze you had or could afford so 3 days of booze youd buy three days of coke at same time

Great video although you missed Sam Snead. :)

Jack was built to play golf the way Wilt Chamberlain was built to play basketball. Jack had eyesight like Ted Williams, a high IQ, a 35-inch sleeve length, incredible natural strength and legs like tree trunks. In addition, he was all state honorable mention as a shooting guard in basketball in Ohio. Jack's vertical golf swing made him highly consistent with the longest clubs in the bag. He won the long drive competition at the PGA in 1983 with a drive of 341 yards using old fashioned equipment. He putted well enough to win at Augusta six times. He rarely practiced his short game. Jack was obsessed with majors 8 weeks a year and his family 44 weeks a year. This is the reason he started designing golf courses at the age of 29. Chi Chi Rodriguez said that Jack was a legend in his part time. Tiger on the other hand is very smart and has great fine motor skills, but he was physically fragile even before the car accident. Tiger had his eyes lasered twice, had four back surgeries and four knee operations before the car accident. Tiger is bionic and would not have been able to play at a high level if he had been born in 1940 because medicine was in the dark ages relative to today. If Jack had been born in 1976 and spent the amount of time that Tiger spent practicing, it would have been no better than a push for Tiger against Jack.

If they were politicians, they'd never lose an election.

I love John Daly but he was nowhere near as gifted as Tiger.

Thank God for characters like Big John 🤗

Exceptional Video!

18,000 cigarettes a year is a Stretch

He is an obnoxious Big DEADBEAT! SAD BUT TRUE!

8.12 in Legend!!! He’s human ❤

He consumes 50 cigarettes per day?!! 2 and half packs per day?!!! Crazy dude.... He is legend.. lol..

I hear he is pretty cool. But I would give more credit to a young football player I was with when he was killed in the vietnam jungle in 68. This guy is just a happy gilmore who likes drinking

JD is a national fucking hero, any human being who can rockup to a golf course like he did as an extra and rip it up to win the PGA gives hope to every man with an alcohol problem. His stories are legendary but as a Scotsman him winning at St Andrews will never be forgotten in Scottish folklore for us hes the GOAT

Not more gifted than Tiger...sorry that is going too far.

Ridiculous….

Why is there no mention other than Mary, Queen of Scots of women players in “The Entire History of Golf” when it became a “game for the masses”? Babe Didrikson Zaharias? Edith Cummings? Believe it or not, women are part of the “entire history” of golf too.

Wonder what his winnings/earnings would be translated in today’s money?

He's the Ron White of Golf.

I play a lot of golf. You could say I'm obsessed. I play between 50 and 75 rounds per year. I have always been athletic and am blessed with good eye-hand coordination. I have two perfect games in bowling. I have two holes-in-one and have broken par for 18 holes a few times. I played semi-pro fastpitch softball when I was younger. I have given up all sports and pretty much just play golf. I play a lot of 9-hole matches in some golf leagues and have had at least a dozen "under par" nines (lower than 36 strokes for 9 holes). I am not a professional golfer, however my current "handicap Index," is about a 4.0. This index is based on the PGA's GHIN handicap system and attempts to "level the playing field" with extra strokes for lower skill level players to compete with higher skill lever players. Without getting too much into the formula of that index (See the PGA GHIN Handicap System). This number represents not a golfer's average score, but instead more of a "potential." In order to be a "Single Digit" handicapper, certain aspects of one's game matter more than others. First of all, there are very, very few single digit players who have a bad short game. This means low handicap players can chip and putt and they are good inside of 100 yards. Watch Trump's putting and his short game. There are plenty of examples of Trump online where he lays the sod over the ball around the green and his putting stroke is simply awful. There is no way on this planet, based on what I have seen with my own eyes, that Trump has the short game to be anywhere near a single digit player. Drive for show, putt for dough. Watch golf and see the wizardry those pros have around the green. I go to the range and spend hours chipping and putting, because that's how you shoot lower scores. You don't do it banging driver 300 yards. I play with a lot of people and from what I see, his handicap is probably between a 15 and a 20. That is not a bad handicap. I bet he can break 90. If he makes some putts and keeps it out of the water and the bunkers, and he counts all of his strokes, maybe he can break 80. That's 8 over par. There is no way, in my humble opinion, he is winning any club championships against the "non-senior" players. I live here in Palm Beach County Florida, and the Bermuda Grass around the greens is unforgiving, especially if you have to chip into the grain. Even the pros have a tough time with it. No way Jose, Trump is not a 2.8. If he is, I'll eat my hat.

John Daly will always be the greatest golfer ever

Believe me Lasvegas wasn't built on winners