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Tony Jacklin putts while Jack Nicklaus looks on during their famous 1969 Ryder Cup singles match

Tony Jacklin putts while Jack Nicklaus looks on during their famous 1969 Ryder Cup singles match


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Tony Jacklin putts while Jack Nicklaus looks on during their famous 1969 Ryder Cup singles match

Golf - 1969 Ryder Cup - Great Britain & Ireland 16 USA 16 (USA retains trophy)
Great Britains Tony Jacklin putts as Jack Nicklaus watches in their day 3 singles match at Royal Birkdale.
Nicklaus famously conceded a missable putt to Jacklin at the last hole in the most famous gesture of sportsmanship in the competitions history. It was the first draw in Ryder Cup history

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In this iconic photograph captured during the 1969 Ryder Cup, golf legends Tony Jacklin and Jack Nicklaus engage in a fierce singles match at Royal Birkdale. As the tension builds on the green, Tony Jacklin focuses intently as he lines up his crucial putt. Standing by, with an expression of both intensity and respect, is none other than Jack Nicklaus himself. This particular moment would go down in history as one of the most memorable acts of sportsmanship ever witnessed in the Ryder Cup. With victory hanging in the balance, it was here that Nicklaus made a decision that would forever etch his name into golf folklore. In an unprecedented display of goodwill towards his opponent, Nicklaus famously conceded a missable putt to Jacklin on their final hole. The gesture left spectators stunned and showcased not only their immense skill but also their unwavering integrity. This act resulted in an extraordinary draw between Great Britain & Ireland and USA - marking the first time such an outcome had occurred in Ryder Cup history. As we gaze upon this remarkable print by COLORSPORT Images, we are reminded of how sports can transcend competition itself. It serves as a testament to the power of camaraderie and fair play within this beloved game that continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

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