About

Tony Jacklin CBE, a name synonymous with golfing excellence and inspirational sportsmanship. With a career that has spanned more than five decades, Tony’s contributions to the game have etched his name in the annals of golf history.

From the rolling greens of Scunthorpe Golf Club where he first swung a club, to lifting the Claret Jug at The Open and the U.S. Open trophy, Tony’s journey has been one of determination, skill, and pioneering spirit. As the most successful British golfer of his generation, he broke barriers and paved the way for future European golfers on the international stage.

Tony's Career Highlights

1969: The Open Championship (1st)

1970: U.S. Open (1st)

1972: The Masters Tournament (3rd)

1972: Viyella PGA Championship (1st)

1973: Italian Open (1st)

1973: Dunlop Masters (1st)

Revolutionizing the Ryder Cup: Tony Jacklin's Enduring Legacy

Tony’s legacy is not just in the trophies and titles, but in his captaincy of the European Ryder Cup teams, where his leadership revitalized and transformed the competition, bringing a new era of success and camaraderie to the European side. His vision reshaped the Ryder Cup and ignited a passionate rivalry that continues to thrill golf fans around the world.

Beyond the Green: Tony Jacklin's Impactful Contributions to Golf and Charity"

Off the course, Tony is equally revered for his contributions to golf’s development and his charitable endeavors. He has designed courses, authored books, and remained a respected voice in the golfing community, imparting wisdom gleaned from years at the pinnacle of the sport.

Exploring the Legacy: Celebrating Tony Jacklin CBE, a True Golfing Icon

Through this website, explore the life and times of Tony Jacklin CBE — from his historic wins and personal reflections to his contributions beyond the fairways. Join us in celebrating a true icon of the game whose impact on golf is as enduring as the sport itself.