3.2K views · 17 reactions | Four competitors were neck and neck on the final nine in 1987 at The Olympic Club. Who remembers who came out on top? | U.S. Open Championship | Facebook

It's always a good show at Pebble Beach! Jack Nicklaus' performance in 1972 showed just what it takes to win a third 🏆 in golf's ultimate test. #USOpen | U.S. Open Championship

43K views · 738 reactions | Two weeks until #USOpen Sunday. Two weeks until more magical moments. Here's a look back at Jack's 1-iron on No. 17 at Pebble Beach in 1972! | U.S. Open Championship | Facebook

111K views · 1.4K reactions | "혐혧 혐 혩혢혥 혰혯혦 혳혰혶혯혥 혰혧 혨혰혭혧 혭혦혧혵 혵혰 혱혭혢혺, 혐 호혰혶혭혥 호혢혯혵 혪혵 혵혰 혣혦 혢혵 혗혦혣혣혭혦 혉혦혢혤혩." Reliving Jack Nicklaus' 1-iron shot from his 1972 #USOpen victory. Happy 83rd birthday to our four-time champion.  | U.S. Open Championship | Facebook

Jack Nicklaus’ 1-iron tee shot on the famous par-3 17th at Pebble Beach hit the flagstick and stopped inches from the hole for a tap-in birdie, all but assuring Nicklaus of his third U.S. Open title. Is it the greatest shot in #USOpen history? Your vote counts! ➡️ https://on.usopen.com/GreatestShots | U.S. Open Championship

Before he became the Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus outdueled Arnie at Oakmont to win his first major at the 1962 U.S. Open. This year, the U.S. Open Championship returns to that same hallowed ground. | PGA TOUR

11K views · 622 reactions | Jack Nicklaus takes us through his famous 1-iron on No. 17 during the his 1972 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. See more tomorrow night on the Champions Tour Learning Center at 7:30 PM ET on the Golf Channel. | PGA TOUR Champions | Facebook