Private Dinner with Jack Nicklaus Up for Auction

There have been some unbelievable prizes up for grabs recently for golf fans, including private lessons with Tiger Woods that were profiled last week. Now, you can also have the opportunity to spend time with another golf legend.

If any golf fan were asked what player they would want to spend time with, many would say Jack Nicklaus. The Golden Bear is basically the face of golf and as almost everyone knows, he holds the PGA TOUR record for most major championships won by an individual player.

Having the chance to sit down and pick his brain is something that golf fans could only dream of, until now.

As part of a charity auction, Jack is offering the chance to join him for a sit down dinner at his own golf course, The Bear’s Club. Not only is this a great opportunity to meet Nicklaus and learn about the game through the eyes of a living legend, the lucky winner also gets the chance to explore the The Bear’s Club, which is ranked by Golf Digest as one of the top courses in all of Florida.

Jack Nicklaus waves to the crowd on the 18th green after the third…

Jack Nicklaus waves to the crowd on the 18th green after the third round of the PNC Father/Son Challenge at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club on December 16, 2017 in Orlando, Florida. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

The winner of the auction will also have the chance to play at The Bear’s Club for a few days. Thee highest bidder will have the opportunity to spend three nights in the course’s villas along with at least one free round of golf on the signature course.

Unfortunately, the round doesn’t come with Jack as a playing partner but still, the package that he’s put together for a charity auction should fetch a good chunk of change. In fact, the starting bid for this experience is sitting at $42,000. That’s much less than the $210k Tiger fetched for his golf lessons but will still be quite an expensive dinner and round of golf.

Even though the package is a pricey one, the money does go to a good cause and it’s not often that you get to hang out with a sports legend. So if you have a lot of expendable income, it wouldn’t hurt to throw in a bid for yourself or as a last second Christmas gift for the golfer in your life.

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