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Bleacher Report · May 28, 2019

Jack Nicklaus: Tiger Woods Will 'Probably' Break Major Record If He's Healthy

After going more than 10 years without a major, many had forgotten about Tiger Woods potentially catching Jack Nicklaus' all-time record. However, even the Golden Bear admits the mark is still in play after Woods' latest title.

Woods now has 15 major titles after winning the 2019 Masters, putting him three away from Nicklaus at 18. The challenge for him now is to just stay healthy.

"Who knows how long his body is going to stay together?" Nicklaus said of Woods, per Steve DiMeglio of Golfweek (via USA Today). "You've had as many operations as he's had, he may be solid enough that it's all right. And if he is, I think he probably will break my record."

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