Nicklaus: 1986 Masters Win Was About Remembering How to Play

The transcript discusses the 1986 Masters, focusing on the age perception of golfers at the time. It highlights the tournament dynamics, particularly the final nine holes, where the speaker made a significant comeback. The speaker reflects on the experience, comparing it to Tiger Woods' performance, and emphasizes the importance of remembering how to play under pressure.

In the 1986 Masters, what was the general perception of a 46-year-old golfer?

• Regarded as a rising star

• Viewed as too old for competitive play

• Seen as a seasoned player

• Considered very young

How many shots behind was the speaker with nine holes remaining in the 1986 Masters?

• Eight shots

• Two shots

• Six shots

• Four shots

Which hole did the speaker eagle during the final stretch of the 1986 Masters?

• Hole 16

• Hole 15

• Hole 14

• Hole 13

What did the speaker compare their experience to during the 1986 Masters?

• A marathon race

• Striking lightning in a bottle

• A walk in the park

• A lightning storm

What did the speaker recall during the final holes of the tournament?

• How to entertain the crowd

• How to play and finish strong

• How to avoid mistakes

• How to relax