Jack Nicklaus: Memories and Mementos from Golf's Golden Bear

by Jack Nicklaus

This long-awaited autobiography of the greatest golfer of all time chronicles the life and astounding career of Jack Nicklaus, winner of 20 major championships. Includes rare photographs and ten... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1584795646
• ISBN13: 9781584795643
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 9.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

A Shrine for Jack

If you are at all interested in Jack Nicklaus and can't, by time or distance, visit his museum in Columbus, Ohio (on the campus of Ohio State University), then this book will be a nice visual replacement. Well organized, this book follows Jack's entire career as well as his relationships with his teacher, Jack Grout, his parents Charlie and Helen Nicklaus and his wife Barbara. Especially nice are several pages of reproduced "mementos" in cellophaned envelopes for easy retrival and review. I would recommend this book highly to all golfers who have any admiration for the Golden Bear.

A "Must" for Those Who Admire The Golden Bear

It sounds "trite" and simple to say it, but this book is a "must" for those who love golf and admire the qualities Jack Nicklaus brought to the game, talent, work ethic, competitiveness, success, and class. The epitome of what the game is meant to be. There are other, more indepth, books on Jack Nicklaus, but this one has it all, enough to appreciate the man, who is, what he stands for and his journey, a journey that has been a credit to the game of golf and has inspired many of us who have followed his career and the values and principles he has demonstrated so effectivly. There are many replica mementos, a letter from Tiger Woods, copies of his scorecards, Masters invitations and such that give this book a nice touch, a nice feel. Overall it is a comprehensive keepsake album of Jack, his career and the game of golf in his day. Simply put: "A must" for those who love golf and admire the Golden Bear.