His playing record of 17-8-3 is impressive, and he was never on the losing side. He also captained two U.S. teams.

Yet, the real legacy of Jack Nicklaus and the Ryder Cup is forged in the vision of the Golden Bear, who saw the global growth of golf early on and convinced the powers that be that all of continental Europe needed to be included in the Matches. 

Join Jack on a Ryder Cup stroll down the fairways of the past, and hear who he thinks will raise the golden chalice in victory on Sunday.