Jack Nicklaus Golf My Way - DVD

A deluxe two-disc DVD set featuring Jack Nicklaus' insights and instruction broken down through playing lessons that focus on various aspects of the game and appeal to golfers of all skill levels. The footage, much of which was filmed 25 years ago in the midst of Nicklaus' record-setting career, has been digitally re-mastered, using today's unrivaled production technology, to greatly enhance the quality and appeal of these timeless golf lessons.

"From the days of Jack Grout, who taught me the game as a kid and through the decades, to my most recent work with Jim Flick, I have not changed my approach to teaching the game," Nicklaus said. "My desire is to teach people how to play and enjoy the game just as I was taught. Golf My Way is the composite of how I have always played the game and how I have always taught the game."

In 1974, Nicklaus authored what would become the most successful golf instruction book of all time, Golf My Way. Translated into numerous languages across the globe, Golf My Way quickly gained international appeal and worldwide distribution. It became known as the instruction source for golfers of all generations and skill levels looking to take up or improve their game. Golf My Way was the book former British Open champion Greg Norman credits for how he first learned the game of golf in the 1970s. Fast forward to today, and it is the very same book (translated into Korean) that K.J. Choi gives credit to for teaching him the game. In between Norman and Choi, millions of people around the world have employed the instruction from Jack Nicklaus in Golf My Way to learn and enjoy the game.

In 1983, Nicklaus took the teachings of Golf My Way and recorded hours of instruction for the first offering of Golf My Way on VHS. The video quickly became the top-selling golf instruction series in the market.

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Dyson ready to open test

Dyson finished one over par in the open in 2010 York Simon Dyson golfer is hoping that conditions on the course in Sandwich will help his party in the open.
It is the seventh time in the 33 - years old, he competed in the tournament and said to BBC Radio York courses links bring the best of him.
"My best golf has come from golf links". If there was ever an important to come to me and my kind of game is a British Open.
"Never gets boring." "You just need a bit of luck sometimes."
Dyson said the direction and strength of wind will be the biggest obstacle.
"In the castle of Stewart last week was changing every hour." One minute would be playing 18 on the right, the following playing in front on the left.
"That's the tricky thing about it." If the right wind is obviously going to be a decent result. If you get the bad wind it will play very hard.
"It is good that have not done too severe gross." We do not want the scenes of new Carnoustie where people were cutting it 10 yards of gross. "Do yet for any interesting tournament."
Dyson tees for his first round at 0725 BST with Gary Woodland of United States and Thomas Bjorn of Denmark.
He said: "I do not know Gary Woodland." All I know is that the hits in an absolute mile. It should be interesting.
"I wanted to play with Vijay Singh but it is removed." Last week me and Thomas were talking about the range. I was the first reserve, and he was second reserve and we're playing together.
"I like Thomas." It is a good guy and I have great respect for him. "You hope."

Donald yearns for the victory in the open

Venue: Royal St George, Sandwich, KentDates: 14-17 JulyCoverage: live in HD, online (UK only) red button and BBC TV and Radio 5 live; Commentary on the BBC Sport Web page text (# bbcgolf) and mobile; watch again the iPlayerDonald is looking for his first major winLuke that Donald is known to be in a tough race as he seeks to win his first major open at Royal St George in the.

Number one in the world, winner of the British open on Sunday, found conditions blustery continued tough during Tuesday practice in Sandwich.

Donald, 33, said the player who would "codify best" improvise this week can walk with the Claret Jug.

"I believe that this is part of what is obtained when it comes to golf links, really don't know what you are going to get".

Donald, who shot a European tour lowest round of 63 during the Scottish open, said that Royal St George in the would be a tough and unpredictable test.

And although he said each player's most prestigious golf courses in the world this year was a "good success", in a major tournament victory completed a childhood dream.

"I've always wanted to win a major since turned pro," said Donald, "even before that when I was growing up and seeing some of my idols."

"Really does not change whether I'm ranked number one or number 100."

Also looking for his first major victory this weekend is English colleague Lee Westwood.

The age of 38, deposed as number one in the world by Donald may, has posted six top-three finishes in his last 13 major tournaments.

And despite having been able to win one, it is in confident mood before the opening.

Westwood said: "my way is correct when I want to [and] means everything, really, to win the open."

"I've been playing well recently and had a good stretch of results." "The form is pretty good, I am happy with all aspects of my game".

Westwood, who has fond memories of Royal St George's have there won as an amateur in 1992, is considered one of the favourites for the tournament despite finishing only 14 at the Scottish open.

And he certainly does not subscribe to the notion that is getting too old to break their duck in major tournaments.

The golfer of Worksop insisted: "I think it depends on how fit you keep and how mentally for are."

Woods left 'gap' in U.S. - Watson golf

"You have that you you are still". "I think that it is the main thing."

Westwood is expecting the current links will play to their strengths, saying: "I like the course." Strategically this is a good golf course. You must plan your way around it. It is not always the driver of each t-shirt, which is quite pleasant.

"Don't play [courses links] long now, maybe three times a year." [But] it is more than, say, American golfers or people playing on the PGA Tour would be playing it. They probably play only once.

"No doubt grow played me great golf links." We played much the boys tournaments and English fans, and our national winter, played on the golf links.

"If it is brought up in this style of golf it stays with you, the ability to play."

Open from the air

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See open preview of BBC Sport on BBC Two and online at 2320 BST on Wednesday.

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I earn debut Open - Jamieson

"I always dreamed of being here to be in the open is fantastic."

It is not much of a surprise to me. I set out to achieve this goal at the beginning of last week (in the open Scottish) which always thought he could do it, but that really you made was fantastic.

Jamieson, of Glasgow, is playing in a major for the first time

Didn't know 100% that the putt on the 18th I would get, but I knew that if I lost and I definitely not to be here, so once I got into the recorders and they told me was a great feeling.

Since then has been a bit hectic. I had to organize flights to below and last-minute accommodation - which was not very cheap!

In terms of people approached, I had a little more attention over the last couple of weeks, playing in Scotland, and then, here; but I'm not sure that the majority of the people asking for my autograph even knows who I am.

My girlfriend Natalie's has given a week extra work. His boss was in Scotland Golf vacation and said if I did open it could have an additional week - I think that was more happy than I am that I am in this week!

I am going to be treated as any other golf tournament. At the end of the day, it is me and the golf course. Obviously all the environment that surrounds it is very different, but if I treat him like any other tournament with luck I can give a good show.

I want to win. You have to throw up. Obviously, there are many great players here, so if I can be in the race Sunday that would be great.

I believe that there are six Scots on the field this week and there are many of us out in the European Tour this year, by looking for as a promising time.

It is this dream when I was a child: play with the best in the world, so its presence and competing against these guys are just great. "