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Nicklaus and Miller Reminisce About Their US Open Victories at Oakmont
- Jack Nicklaus won his first major at the 1962 U.S. Open at Oakmont, and Johnny Miller won the 1973 U.S. Open there with a final-round 63.
- Both wins came after competing alongside Arnold Palmer, whose impact and gallery presence shaped their experiences at Oakmont.
- Nicklaus emphasized putting and beating Palmer as keys, while Miller highlighted patience, fairway accuracy, and handling pressure as crucial to winning.
- Prize money has changed drastically, with Nicklaus earning $17,500 in 1962, Miller $30,000 in 1973, and the current purse at $21.5 million with $4.3 million for the winner.
- Their victories and advice underscore Oakmont’s challenge, the evolution of golf, and the importance of mental toughness and patience in major championships.
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The Daily ItemJason Mackey: Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller talk U.S. Open memories at Oakmont, Arnold Palmer's impact and much more
On the third day of the U.S. Open, golf greats Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller reflected on their memories at Oakmont and so much more.
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Nicklaus and Miller's US Open advice – patience and attitude
OAKMONT: Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller, US golf legends who won their first major titles at Oakmont, on Saturday advised patience in the face of US Open pressure for potential contenders. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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Jack Nicklaus recounts U.S. Open win in Arnold Palmer’s backyard
OAKMONT, Pa. -- The way Jack Nicklaus describes the challenges of Oakmont Country Club in 1962 can just as easily apply to Oakmont in 2025. The character of this championship golf course hasn't changed.
·Georgia, United States
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