Relive The Year The Golden Bear Roared To An Unforgettable Victory.The 1986 Masters Tournament at Augusta National was the last of Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 majors. At the age of 46 it was arguably the most improbable of those titles and certainly one of the most compelling dramas in the history of sport. Nicklaus’ edge-of-your-seat final round allowed him to claim his sixth Masters title and provide the exclamation point on his legacy as golf ’s greatest champion. Through exclusive interviews personal reflections and captivating footage this DVD celebrates the many layers of this come-from-behind triumph one of sport’s greatest ‘where-were-you’ moments. The 1986 Masters tournament is remembered as one of the greatest tournaments in the history of golf. 2011 is the 25th anniversary of Jack Nicklaus’ incredible victory. The story is ingrained in the heart of golf fans from every generation and we expect this DVD to be incredibly popular. Features interviews with Jack his son and caddy Jack II Tiger Woods and Greg Norman who all give their take on this remarkable achievement.
Relive The Year The Golden Bear Roared To An Unforgettable Victory.The 1986 Masters Tournament at Augusta National was the last of Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 majors. At the age of 46 it was arguably the most improbable of those titles and certainly one of the most compelling dramas in the history of sport. Nicklaus’ edge-of-your-seat final round allowed him to claim his sixth Masters title and provide the exclamation point on his legacy as golf ’s greatest champion. Through exclusive interviews personal reflections and captivating footage this DVD celebrates the many layers of this come-from-behind triumph one of sport’s greatest ‘where-were-you’ moments. The 1986 Masters tournament is remembered as one of the greatest tournaments in the history of golf. 2011 is the 25th anniversary of Jack Nicklaus’ incredible victory. The story is ingrained in the heart of golf fans from every generation and we expect this DVD to be incredibly popular. Features interviews with Jack his son and caddy Jack II Tiger Woods and Greg Norman who all give their take on this remarkable achievement.
