Great to put this on the big screen. FFWD as needed, but don't miss anything.
Where does this rank on your "Damn, I'm glad I got to watch that" list?
Where does this rank on your "Damn, I'm glad I got to watch that" list?
86 Masters - Hard to believe it was 40 years ago. Where were you?
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Probably at the Skellar not paying attention to golf as a 21 year old.
My first Masters memory was Larry Mize in 1987.
Ken Pomeroy wrote a fun little piece on the final round of 86 on his blog several years ago...
Ken Pomeroy wrote a fun little piece on the final round of 86 on his blog several years ago...
Jack doing jack things. The greatest to ever play the game.
watched it the other day again.
watched it the other day again.
First year of Radiology residency working at least 80 hours a week and the rest of my waking hours reading and studying.
I was gearing up for Hell Week at my fraternity... initiated April 14th, 1986.
Writing a White Paper that forever changed my life.
I did get to watch the last 9 holes on Sunday, but by that point Wife #1, who was a golf addict, already had enough of me.
I did get to watch the last 9 holes on Sunday, but by that point Wife #1, who was a golf addict, already had enough of me.
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getting PhD at CMU, working basically round the clock in lab. had 2 broken black and white TVs one that had picture and one had sound so would have to tune them too same channel to watch a show. Did not, have not ever watched golf..........
Driving back from Phi Psi weekend, and sadly missing it first year out of school
I was 13 in New Jersey, sweating out whether or not I would pass 8th grade and move on to high school. Surely also being a pain in the ***. But I do remember watching this. Probably the first time I got roped into watching golf. Great match.I was 16 somewhere in NEW. JERSEY.being a pain in the a$$.
Junior year at PSU. In my apartment at Beaver Hills. As Jack made his charge, town actually started to buzz! I opened the balcony and listened to the roars as I cheered in the apartment. So memorable!! Amazing that Jack Nicklaus’s charge is one of my favorite memories!! 40 years ago!! Yikes!
It was crazier here in Columbus--which is already a golf crazy town and Jack is a native (well, suburban Upper Arlington, anyway).
I was pulling the engine on my 1974 triumph Spitfire. Running in an out of the garage on the final round