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Why Jack Nicklaus' performance at the 1981 Open Championship was a lesson in deep focus
By: Jack Nicklaus II and Don Yeager July 17, 2021 For Jack Nicklaus, making the cut at Royal St. George's was not a chip shot. Robert Dear/AP Photo The ability to compartmentalize is an important skill to have in helping achieve success. You see it in those who are the very best at what they do. They can take what’s happening elsewhere and set it aside for the moment, focus intently on what’s required and not be as affected as the rest of the world is.
In 1980, Jack Nicklaus gave his son a Father's Day lesson to remember
By: Jack Nicklaus II and Don Yeager June 20, 2021 At the 1980 U.S. Open, Jack was a winner, times two. Getty Images On Father’s Day in 1980, Jack Nicklaus was doing what he loved most — being a dad. And I — 18 years old at the time — was being selfish. I had just completed my second round in a Palm Beach County Junior Golf Association tournament. I was at the scorer’s table that late-Sunday afternoon signing my scorecard when somebody yelled over to me that my dad was on the telephone.
Jack Nicklaus II shares the spoils from a lifetime with the Golden Bear
It’s been 35 years since the Golden Bear, in the twilight of his career, summoned that old Jack magic to bring home the greatest triumph in Masters history. His son Jackie was on the bag that day, but it wasn’t the first time he’d looped for his dad. In this excerpt from his soon-to-be-published book Best Seat in the House, Jack Nicklaus II remembers putting the Bear’s bag on his back — and being guided by his father through a lifetime of invaluable lessons.
4 Book Genres Every Young Woman Should Be Reading
If you are a true book lover, you know that you don’t have to read just one book at a time, and you are always looking for an excuse to read multiple books at once. Even if you aren’t a huge reader, there are four genres of books that I believe every girl should be reading from to be the best, most well-rounded version of herself. Classic/Fiction/Pleasure I believe you should always be a reading a book that you want to read.
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