Celebrate Jack Nicklaus’ Masters legacy with this limited-edition autographed print

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.

JACK NICKLAUS at AUGUSTA (Autographed by Jack Nicklaus & Lee Wybranksi)

The Jack Nicklaus at Augusta prints are now available to purchase! Act fast as this limited-edition offering won’t be around for long. These are autographed by The Golden Bear himself and famed artist lee Wybranski. About the prints:   When Wybranski set out to paint his Masters-piece, the only subject more colorful than Augusta National itself was Jack Nicklaus, the tournament’s greatest champion. Lee Wybranski standard JACK NICKLAUS at AUGUSTA print Lee Wybranski’s complete shop   Any student of Nicklaus will recognize the six iconic moments Wybranski captures from the Nicklaus-at-Augusta canon:   • Nicklaus’ first Masters win, in ’63, Big Jack in the gray and-blue golfing uniform of the era. • His second, in ’65, a porkpie hat high on his head, a red-and-blue ribbon above its brim. • His third, in ’66, swaddled in a yellow cardigan. • His fourth, in ’72, in electric-blue pants. • His fifth, in ’75, in bright white bell-bottoms. • And his sixth, in ’86, in thigh-hugging gray plaid trousers.

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