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Golden Bear comes out of hibernation

No one gave Jack Nicklaus a hope of adding to his Major tally of 17 going into the 1986 Masters, with the 46-year-old enduring the worst spell of his career. He hadn’t won a tournament for two years and his last Major title had come in 1980, leading GM deputy editor at the time, Colin Callander, to brand his form ‘disastrous’. But as we all know, the American managed to roll back the years in some style at Augusta, as Callander went on to describe… “Nicklaus holed a putt from 25 feet on the 10th...

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