Jack Nicklaus is the Golden Bear again. The golf legend won back his brand identity in a recent court ruling that allows him to benefit off his NIL.

From morning until night, Memorial Tournament host Jack Nicklaus shakes hands, poses for pictures and goes 60 mph as fans cheer on the Golden Bear News Sports Entertainment Business Opinion ...

Jack Nicklaus and fans follow the flight of his shot on the 15th fairway in 1984. He went on to win that year, becoming the Memorial’s first two-time champion. The Columbus Dispatch ...

Opened in 1985 in Acme, The Bear is routinely celebrated as one of the toughest courses in the Midwest and once ranked the ...

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus heads for Augusta this week and this year marks the 50th anniversary of his 1975 Masters win. The 18-time Major Champion says a film ...

In the endless legal slugfest between Jack Nicklaus (the golfer) and the Nicklaus Companies, LLC (his former corporate alter ego), the latest round has gone to the Golden Bear—the human being ...

We asked Jack Nicklaus what were the most ... That’s why we reached out to the Golden Bear himself in the days preceding his 80th birthday in 2020 to see if he could help us identify ...

Nicklaus Companies retains “exclusive rights to specific trademarks” like “Jack Nicklaus” and “Golden Bear” from the 2007 deal, a point Cohen cautioned Nicklaus must respect.

The Golden Bear won 18 majors and appeared on more than 20 ... s rich collection of golf covers—there were more than 150 to peruse—and selected some of the best featuring Jack Nicklaus.