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Scotland yardage: the last time the British Open was played at St. Andrews, Tiger Wood's mastered the Old Course with unearthly distance control. If the weather cooperates, Tiger will roar once more
Sporting News, The, July 15, 2005 by Reid Spencer
"Jack is one of the greatest champions we've had in our lifetime," says Sanders, who missed a 3-foot putt that would have given him the 1970 Open in regulation play. "Jack can walk away a winner and celebrate."
Nicklaus reserves the right to play in the Memorial, but he is emphatic about his departure from competitive golf.
"Outside of (the Memorial), I have no intention of playing any more tournament golf; Nicklaus says. "I like playing anywhere, if I can play well. But I just don't play well enough anymore."
The return to St. Andrews will revive memories of the days when he played superbly.--R.S.
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