Golf icon Jack Nicklaus shares Father's Day Thought:'Bring your family together as often as you can'

"Tell them you love them" Nicklaus continued, before record a series of Father's Day activities with his family -- including brunch, ping pong, swimming, and, needless to say, watching the U.S. Open.

His son, Jack Nicklaus II, who penned the book,'Best Seat in the House: 18 Golden Lessons from a Father to His Son' about his father's expertise both on and off the green, said,"most men and women know him as the man who won each of those golf championships. I know him 'Dad.'

"He's the best role model that I've ever seen and experienced," Junior added. "I am so proud of him"

The golf icon additionally gave Fox News' Pete Hegseth and Will Cain some placing pointers, who practiced their abilities on set in Fox Square.

Nicklaus holds the record as a 18-time PGA major champion -- but keeps in his fresh Fox Nation special that, despite his overwhelming victory, golf wasn't his No. 1 priority. 'Life Lessons from Jack Nicklaus: A Father's Day Conversation,' which new'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy teased in Sunday's section, includes the legend and his son, Jack Nicklaus II, sharing stories about Senior's heritage as a family person and expert golfer.

"My family's always been number one. Golf was always two," Nicklaus told'Life Lessons' sponsor Laura Ingraham. "As long as I kept my family first, and kept my priorities , that is where I needed them."

"My goal was to have my kids know mepersonally, have them be part of my entire life, have me be part of their lives -- and I believe that's definitely the most important thing," Nicklaus added. "Golf is just a game; it was a terrific match for me - but having them share that with me was very unique."