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(#1) 1965 Masters
Final score: 17-under
Winning margin: 9 strokes
Runners-up: Arnold Palmer, Gary Player -
(#2) 1962 U.S. Open
Final score: 1-under
Winning margin: 3 strokes (18-hole playoff)
Runner-up: Arnold Palmer -
(#3) 1963 Masters
Final score: 2-under
Winning margin: 1 stroke
Runner-up: Tony Lema -
(#4) 1963 PGA Championship
Final score: 5-under
Winning margin: 2 strokes
Runner-up: Dave Ragan -
(#5) 1966 Masters
Final score: Even-par
Winning margin: 2 strokes (18-hole playoff)
Runner-up: Tommy Jacobs -
(#6) 1966 British Open
Final score: 2-under
Winning margin: 1 stroke
Runner-up: Doug Sanders, Dave Thomas -
(#7) 1967 U.S. Open
Final score: 5-under
Winning margin: 4 strokes
Runner-up: Arnold Palmer -
(#8) 1970 British Open
Final score: 5-under
Winning margin: 1 stroke (18-hole playoff)
Runner-up: Doug Sanders -
(#9) 1971 PGA Championship
Final score: 7-under
Winning margin: 2 strokes
Runner-up: Billy Casper -
(#10) 1972 Masters
Final score: 2-under
Winning margin: 3 strokes
Runners-up: Bruce Crampton, Bobby Mitchell, Tom Weiskopf -
(#11) 1972 U.S. Open
Final score: 2-over
Winning margin: 3 strokes
Runner-up: Bruce Crampton -
(#12) 1973 PGA Championship
Final score: 7-under
Winning margin: 4 strokes
Runner-up: Bruce Crampton -
(#13) 1975 Masters
Final score: 12-under
Winning margin: 1 stroke
Runner-up: Tom Weiskopf, Johnny Miller -
(#14) 1975 PGA Championship
Final score: 4-under
Winning margin: 2 strokes
Runner-up: Bruce Crampton -
(#15) 1978 British Open
Final score: 7-under
Winning margin: 2 strokes
Runners-up: Ben Crenshaw, Raymond Floyd, Tom Kite, Simon Owen -
(#16) 1980 U.S. Open
Final score: 8-under
Winning margin: 2 strokes
Runner-up: Isao Aoki -
(#17) 1980 PGA Championship
Final score: 6-under
Winning margin: 7 strokes
Runner-up: Andy Bean -
(#18) 1986 Masters
Final score: 9-under
Winning margin: 1 stroke
Runners-up: Tom Kite, Greg Norman
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Jack Nicklaus is a former golfer and legend figure in the history of golf. Jack Nicklaus has participated in all four major tournaments since he turned professional in 1961. There is no doubt that he is the greatest and most successful golfer in the world. As a professional golfer, he was called the king of American golf in the 20th century.
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