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The 20 pages that link to Jack Nicklaus, each with the reason it gives.

• Tiger WoodsCompared with: Nicklaus’s major total is the benchmark Woods’s 15 victories are measured against.

• World Golf Hall of FameRelated: His record-setting career makes him a defining figure in the Hall’s collection.

• PGA TourRelated: His career helped define the Tour’s competitive stature across several decades.

• Career Grand SlamRelated: He completed the career sweep at the 1966 Open Championship, becoming its youngest finisher at the time.

• Ryder CupRelated: His 1969 concession to Tony Jacklin became one of the Cup’s defining gestures.

• Arnold PalmerCompared with: Nicklaus’s measured dominance contrasted with Palmer’s swashbuckling public image.

• Men's major golf championshipsRelated: His record remains the benchmark for major-championship success.

• Tom WatsonCompared with: Nicklaus was Watson’s principal rival, especially in their celebrated 1977 Open duel.

• Ben HoganCompared with: Nicklaus’s major record is a frequent benchmark against Hogan’s era-specific achievements.

• PGA ChampionshipRelated: His five PGA Championship victories are the tournament record.

• The Ohio State UniversityRelated: Nicklaus studied at Ohio State and played college golf before his professional career.

• Walter HagenCompared with: Nicklaus’s major total provides a later benchmark beside Hagen’s 11 victories.

• Mickey WrightCompared with: Nicklaus’s major total is often compared with Wright’s 13 women’s major titles.

• Professional golfRelated: His major record became a central benchmark in evaluating professional careers.

• Seve BallesterosRelated: Nicklaus’s sportsmanship and endorsement helped Ballesteros gain recognition in golf’s established American center.

• Gary PlayerCompared with: Nicklaus was Player’s leading contemporary rival and won more majors.

• Phil MickelsonCompared with: Nicklaus’s major total sets a historical benchmark against Mickelson’s six.

• Greg NormanRelated: Norman competed against Nicklaus and later worked with him on golf course design.

• Lee TrevinoRelated: Trevino repeatedly challenged Nicklaus, including in the 1971 U.S. Open playoff.

• Payne StewartRelated: Nicklaus's major-winning legacy provides a landmark comparison for Stewart's three titles.