Who is golf’s GOAT? A debate pitting Jack Nicklaus against Tiger Woods could go on forever, but there is one category in which Nicklaus indisputably wears the crown: Masters prowess.
With six green jackets to his name, Nicklaus has an incredible legacy at Augusta National. His wins spanned three decades: the 1960s (1963, 1965, 1966), ’70s (1972, 1975) and ’80s (1986). Woods is second on the all-time-Masters-wins list with five, while Arnold Palmer is next on the list with four.
Nicklaus won his final Masters at age 46, bringing his major championship total to 18 — a record that remains untouched to this day.
That’s why artist Lee Wybranski, who has long provided artwork for the USGA, decided to immortalize Nicklaus’ Masters wins in one limited-edition print. Each of Wybranski’s six depictions of Nicklaus capture him in an iconic moment at Augusta National from his winning year.
Now, you can own a piece of golf history by purchasing one of these limited-edition prints. Only 86 were produced, and all of them have been signed by both Wybranski and Nicklaus.
Whether you’re an ardent collector of golf memorabilia or simply a fan of the game, this print is the ultimate piece of artwork for any Masters-lover. Check it out in detail below.
