1972 U.S. Open (Final Round): Jack Nicklaus Wins his 3rd U.S. Open at Pebble Beach | Full Broadcast

The first U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links resulted in Jack Nicklaus' third of four U.S. Open titles.
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[@connor5837]

I love these old broadcasts. They are very peaceful to listen to.

[@trackdusty]

Yes, Nancy Boy free. I also like the naturalness of the links. That no longer applies.

[@fs1natra]

trevino said of jack's one iron shot at the 17th "jack wasn't an ordinary guy-he was the best ever"

[@bretts4544]

2:23:00 Jacks famous 1 Iron at the 218 yard 17th. Just an incredible shot!

[@TheYorkie72]

The one iron shot into the 17th is one of the greatest shots you’ll ever see

[@jayhamilton2915]

They use toshow a lot of golf back then! Feels like it's all practice swings and putts on todays coverage.

[@oliverizzard8751]

looking at the small crowds and quality of cameras back in the day I'd say Jack Nicklaus did not face as much pressure as Tiger Woods to achieve his major record. There's a difference between the whole world watching you in close up vs 'some people' seeing you from far away on a small grainy tv set.

[@williamdunphy352]

Commentators: Chris Schenkel & Byron Nelson Hole Announcers: Frank Gifford Henry Longhurst Jim McKay Bill Flemming Bud Palmer Dave Marr

[@MrAJR76]

Cheers for that Bill!!

[@williamdunphy352]

​@@MrAJR76Thank you.

[@LeeTrevinoFans]

3:57 , 8:08, 13:24, 17:34, 18:08 , 27:50 , 33:40 , 39:06 , 1:06:07 , 1:10:32 , 1:12:32 , 1:15:56 , 1:19:07 , 1:21:27 , 1:31:54 , 1:32:57 , 1:37:07 , 1:40:30 , 1:42:34 , 1:47:50 , 1:52:46 , 1:55:29 , 1:56:59 , 2:01:32 , 2:08:11 , 2:10:36 , 2:19:13 , 2:19:40, 2:20:23 , 2:24:17 , 2:27:56 , 2:29:56 , 2:32:29 , 2:36:50 , 2:38:41

[@christopherlangdon2892]

Two observations: Jim McCay talked way too much and didn’t extract meaningful conversation from the pros. The changes in Pebble over time is significant.

[@Playsinvain]

Why put the spoiler in the title?

[@hughreilly2023]

It would be better if we didn't know who won ahead of time. What's the use of watching otherwise.

[@trimmoos]

What’s the story with the people under the tree on 18? 2:30:09 Some sort of protest I guess. I vaguely remember something about it years ago and I’ve searched for it but can’t find anything.

[@christopherdelgaudio9484]

There were a few kegs over there!!

[@peterteacher3681]

It would be great if you took the spoilers out of the titles. People watch these for drama….they don’t come to your tube for results to be spoiled. Ty. More will watch if you do.

[@dannyrand1733]

7:13 Gotdamn, Jack took forever over the ball, lol. He only got away with it because he won so much. Otherwise.

[@chetroberson5760]

18 majors speak loudly!

[@chetroberson5760]

18 major wins 19 2nd place 56 Top 5 73 Top 10 That record of major greatness likely will never be repeated. Amazing performance

[@Vgy926]

Gahlf

[@miketurner2046]

They sure have improved coverage. Kind of pathetic when TV commentators describe what happened. “We just heard that Jack hit it into the water.”

[@peterteacher3681]

Not much more information is needed than that!

[@miketurner2046]

@@peterteacher3681 point being that they didn’t show it on camera just a description of what they saw. In other words no visual coverage of many shots.