For years, Sir Nick Faldo was Jim Nantz's right-hand man on CBS Sports. They called countless golf tournaments and Masters Tournaments.

Jim Nantz 's voice is as synonymous with the Masters as Pimento Cheese and azalea flowers. He's anchored CBS's coverage from Augusta National Golf Club since 1989, but there's one phrase he hasn't ...

We’re down to 30 seconds, and then Jim… The only time Jim has an auto cue is maybe for those opening first lines of the Masters. That’s the only week. “And then wallop, 30 seconds to go.

Jim Nantz could do a MasterClass on the art of preparation. Last month, during the final-round broadcast of the Masters on CBS, Nantz pulled an anecdote he had heard from a friend 15 years earlier ...

Jim Nantz is one of the most iconic golf voices, having broadcasted the Masters for 40 years, and he's not going anywhere after dismissing calls from social media users to retire ...

Jim Nantz's 40th year on the call for the Masters ties former CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist. Lundquist called his 40th and final Masters Tournament last year.

The popular sportscaster is used to reporting from the sidelines throughout the year but on occasion gets to enjoy herself with a round of golf, and her latest certainly left Nantz stunned ...

Golf icon Fred Couples, known for his triumph at the 1992 Masters, recently concluded a long-standing oversight by finally adhering to an Augusta National Golf Club tradition. Elsewhere, Jim Nantz ...

Jim Nantz reveals reason Masters changed traditional 16th hole location Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports By Steve DelVecchio | Last updated Apr 14, 2025 10:22 AM ET ...

The CBS Sports legend switched roles for a change this week as he took to the course alongside his opposite number at ESPN for a family golf outing, and the duo certainly didn't disappoint ...