how many majors has jack nicklaus won?
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Greetings ...\n\n18 Professional Majors and 2 Amateur Majors\n\n1959 and 1961 US Amateur\n1962-1967-1972-1980 US Open\n1963-1965-1966-1972-1975-1986 Masters\n1963-1971-1973-1975-1980 PGA Championship\n1966-1970-1978 British Open\n\nNicklaus also won some prestigious professional titles which not considered major championships. They are --\n\n1974-1976-1978 Players Championship\n1967-1968 Western Open\n1976 World Series of Golf\n\nOne prestigious professional title to elude Nicklaus during his PGA Tour career was the Canadian Open, in which he was a runner-up several times. For many years, the Canadian Open was held at Glen Abbey Golf Club, a Nicklaus-designed course.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Sport
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Asked and answered many times my man....see here:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AlyceLVF1Z0Z0kyra7w9MWLzy6IX?p=golf+fore
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Greg Maddux - 176 wins\nRoger Clemens - 152 wins\nRandy Johnson - 150 wins
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Well, in fact, he did lose those finals. Sampras, for instance, has 14 Grand Slam titles...
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Michelson, Woods,Donald, Furyk, Goosen, Garcia, Price, Couples , Els, Scott , Perry , Campell
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Final Day 1986 US Masters, Jack Nicklaus wins his 18th and final Major as the Great White Shark Collapses. \n1986 was also the year Willie Shoemaker won the Derby on 20-1 longshot Ferdinand. But Nicklaus triumph was special.\n\nI think George Foreman stopping Michael Moorer was great as did Pete Sampras defeating Agassi to win his Final US Open, but the joy I had in seeing Nicklaus win was something special.\n\nAnd I don't even play golf.
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1. TIGER WOODS    9.Kenny Perry \n2. PHIL MICKELSON 10.David Toms\n3. DAVID TOMS\n4. VIJAY SINGH\n5. RETIEF GOOSEN\n6. JIM FURYK\n7. ERNIE ELS\n8. SERGIO GARCIA
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If you are just referring to the AT&T Pebble beach pro-am. Here goes:\n\n1997 - 2nd\n1998 - w/d after 2 rounds\n1999 - T53rd\n2000- 1st\n2001 -T13\n2002 - T12\n2003-2006 DNP\n\nHe of couse also won the 2000 us open at Pebble beach by a record 15 strokes. More details in the links below
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Nick Price is not eligible for the Ryder Cup because he's not from Europe. However he has played in a bunch of presidents cups\n\nSee the results here:\n\n\nhttp://www.golfweb.com/tournaments/presidentscup/history/past_results
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I can't find anyone by that name having every played in the majors.  So the answer is "no".
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Jack Nicklaus, by far. I agree that Tiger Woods is right up there with Gary Player, Severiano Ballesteros, Ben Hogan, and Arnold Palmer, but now-a-days, Tiger Woods has far better clubs than Jack Nicklaus had to work with. It's like asking, "Who's better? Michael Jordan or Dwayne Wade." Of course most would say Michael Jordan because he's a legend.
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Andy North in 1985 was 1 over when he won which was the last time someone finished over par. Hale Irwin was 7 over in 1974 US Open when he won. \n\nLleyton Hewitt wins the Queens tennis title, Aussies push Brazil all the way in the soccer world cup and Geoff Ogilvy wins the US Open golf major. What a day for the Aussies!
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1968 Bob Goalby  United States -11 \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Masters#History
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Bjorn Borg won the French 6 times I think along with his 5 straight Wimbledon titles but the US Open eluded him, losing to Jimmy Connors twice and John McEnroe twice in the finals.  Ivan Lendl won the French 3 times, US Open 3 times, and Australia at least once but he could never take Wimbledon.  I know it wasn't exactly addressing your question but it just letting you know about other top players who had one grand slam leg elude them.
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It has 18 holes each holes have different distances from the previous ones. They each have different levels of difficulty based on the golf course.
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The Open:\nWillie Park, Prestwick, 1860\nTom Kidd, St Andrews, 1873\nMungo Park, Musselburgh, 1874\nHarold Hilton, Muirfield, 1892\nJock Hutchison, St Andrews, 1921\nDensmore Shute, St Andrews, 1933\nBen Hogan, Carnoustie, 1953\nTony Lema, St Andrews, 1964\nTom Watson, Carnoustie, 1975\nBen Curtis, Sandwich, 2003\n\nThe Masters:\nHorton Smith, 1934 \nGene Sarazen, 1935 \nFuzzy Zoeller, 1979 \n\nThe US Open:\nHorace Rawlins, 1895\nFred Herd, 1898\nHarry Vardon, 1900\nGeorge Sargent, 1909\nFrancis Ouimet, 1913 Achieved as an amateur.\n\nThe PGA Championship:\nJohn Daly, 1991 Crooked Stick\nJim Barnes, 1916 Siwanoy Country Club
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Thomas Watson won eight major championships. I think his two Master wins came in 1977 and 1981.