Golden Bear Club: Jack Nicklaus NFT

Mint Date
March 31, 2023
Mint Time
1 a.m. UTC
Mint Price
16Ξ
Total Supply
18 NFTs
Number of Winners
100,000 Spots
Official Link
goldenbear.club
This project will be overallocating. That means that if you win, you will NOT be guaranteed a spot. Please see the project description for more information.

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus has partnered with Soul Machines to launch his historic NFT collection, the Golden Bear Club, and immortalize his legendary career on web3. These 18 exclusive NFTs, one for each of Jack’s 18 legendary major wins, give members a peek into the ups and downs of Jack’s career, brought to the metaverse with Soul Machines Digital Twin technology.

Each NFT is a narrative of one of Jack Nicklaus’s major wins, as told by Digital Jack. Let Jack’s 35 year-old digital self guide you through his career, from the 1962 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, to his most recent win at Augusta National Golf Club in the 1986 masters. Ownership of these tokens also entitles holders to a wide variety of IRL perks, including a 2023 Jack Nicklaus International Invitational Experience, two days of 18-hole rounds of golf at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, VIP Tickets and Hospitality at a PGA Tour event, and Jack Nicklaus merchandise. The total package is valued at $20,000.

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Golf legend Jack Nicklaus has partnered with Soul Machines to launch his historic NFT collection, the Golden Bear Club, and immortalize his legendary career on web3. These 18 exclusive NFTs, one for each of Jack’s 18 legendary major wins, give members a peek into the ups and downs of Jack’s career, brought to the metaverse with Soul Machines Digital Twin technology.

Each NFT is a narrative of one of Jack Nicklaus’s major wins, as told by Digital Jack. Let Jack’s 35 year-old digital self guide you through his career, from the 1962 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club, to his most recent win at Augusta National Golf Club in the 1986 masters. Ownership of these tokens also entitles holders to a wide variety of IRL perks, including a 2023 Jack Nicklaus International Invitational Experience, two days of 18-hole rounds of golf at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, VIP Tickets and Hospitality at a PGA Tour event, and Jack Nicklaus merchandise. The total package is valued at $20,000.

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