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Jack Nicklaus. Looks over his course
Jack Nicklaus. Looks over his course

Jack Nicklaus. Looks over his course

Date7/22/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jack Nicklaus. Looks over his course
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0070838F
Warming up. Jack Nicklaus bends and twists with putter behind his back as he warms up at Glen Abbey today. Nicklaus, who designed the course, it among(...)
Warming up. Jack Nicklaus bends and twists with putter behind his back as he warms up at Glen Abbey today. Nicklaus, who designed the course, it among(...)
6/21/1979
18th hole takes the cake. Golfing great Jack Nicklaus, who tees off today in the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, course designed in Oakville, admires a c(...)
18th hole takes the cake. Golfing great Jack Nicklaus, who tees off today in the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, course designed in Oakville, admires a c(...)
6/21/1978
No design on title, Jack Nicklaus spent too much time in bunkers at Glen Abbey course he designed for Canadian Open golf championship and never was se(...)
No design on title, Jack Nicklaus spent too much time in bunkers at Glen Abbey course he designed for Canadian Open golf championship and never was se(...)
7/24/1977
Although Lee Trevino was the hottest golfer on the course, the biggest attraction for the gallery at Canadian Open was Jack Nicklaus (left) who, besid(...)
Although Lee Trevino was the hottest golfer on the course, the biggest attraction for the gallery at Canadian Open was Jack Nicklaus (left) who, besid(...)
7/21/1977
Breaking par, Jack Nicklaus, one of the all-time top money winners on the professional golf circuit, designed the Glen Abbey course in Oakville which is the site of the Canadian Open
Breaking par, Jack Nicklaus, one of the all-time top money winners on the professional golf circuit, designed the Glen Abbey course in Oakville which is the site of the Canadian Open
7/31/1981
Bear on the prowl, Jack Nicklaus has switched to a 27-year-old putter he used through most of his career and he shot a 67 yesterday, one stroke off lead in U.S. Open
Bear on the prowl, Jack Nicklaus has switched to a 27-year-old putter he used through most of his career and he shot a 67 yesterday, one stroke off lead in U.S. Open
6/15/1989
Jack Nicklaus had the Canadian Open golf crown in his grasp
Jack Nicklaus had the Canadian Open golf crown in his grasp
7/28/1975
The golden bear, Jack Nicklaus says he's not happy with the way he's playing these days but his game looked pretty good yesterday when he fired a 66 at Maple Downs
The golden bear, Jack Nicklaus says he's not happy with the way he's playing these days but his game looked pretty good yesterday when he fired a 66 at Maple Downs
8/29/1988
Golfer Jack Nicklaus keeps his eye on the ball, above, during the Canadian Open championship
Golfer Jack Nicklaus keeps his eye on the ball, above, during the Canadian Open championship
7/6/1978
Put on a scary face. City of York Mayor Fergy Brown rolls up his sleeves and tries his hand at carving a jack-o'-lantern for the United Way yesterday. Clown Ev Viney looks on
Put on a scary face. City of York Mayor Fergy Brown rolls up his sleeves and tries his hand at carving a jack-o'-lantern for the United Way yesterday. Clown Ev Viney looks on
10/23/1990
Who says Jack Nicklaus doesn't communicate? Nicklaus has a wide congratulatory smile for New Zealander Bob Charles on 18th green of St. George's, seco(...)
Who says Jack Nicklaus doesn't communicate? Nicklaus has a wide congratulatory smile for New Zealander Bob Charles on 18th green of St. George's, seco(...)
6/23/1968
Checking his army of military miniatures-and don't dare call them toy soldiers-Stehen George Leggett looks over some of the 2,000 soldiers, horses and guns he has constructed by hand with meticulous care over past 20 years
Checking his army of military miniatures-and don't dare call them toy soldiers-Stehen George Leggett looks over some of the 2,000 soldiers, horses and guns he has constructed by hand with meticulous care over past 20 years
4/23/1971