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**Inside the Surprising Choice: Kevin Kisner Joins NBC Sports as Golf Analyst**
Behind the Scenes of the NBC Sports Kevin Kisner Hire
After an extensive year-long search, NBC Sports has finally unveiled its choice to succeed retiring golf analyst Paul Azinger. The unexpected pick? Kevin Kisner—a beloved figure on the PGA Tour, despite having no prior broadcasting experience.
Insiders reveal to Golf Digest that Kisner’s inexperience raised eyebrows among NBC executives. Yet, they were ultimately captivated by his “natural charisma” and remarkable “ability to connect with viewers.”
Kisner is set to join NBC’s golf coverage team this January, teaming up with Dan Hicks, Frank Nobilo, and Paul Goydos for what promises to be an exciting new chapter in sports commentary
4 ways to tell if you’re playing from the wrong tee box
4 ways to tell if you’re playing from the wrong tee box
Many golfers are unaware that they may be playing from the wrong tee box. This can lead to a number of problems, including hitting too many shots into hazards, taking too many penalty strokes, and not enjoying the game as much as you could be.
Here are four ways to tell if you’re playing from the wrong tee box:
- You’re hitting too many shots into hazards. If you’re constantly finding yourself in hazards, it’s a sign that you’re probably playing from tees that are too far back for your skill level.
- You’re taking too many penalty strokes. Penalty strokes can add up quickly, and they can ruin your score. If you’re taking a lot of penalty strokes, it’s a sign that you’re probably playing from tees that are too difficult for you.
- You’re not enjoying the game. Golf is supposed to be enjoyable, but it’s hard to enjoy it if you’re constantly struggling to hit the ball well. If you’re not having fun, it’s a sign that you may be playing from the wrong tee box.
- You’re not shooting your best scores. If you’re not shooting your best scores, it’s a sign that you may be playing from the wrong tee box. Playing from the correct tee box can help you improve your scores and enjoy the game more.
‘Very hard to live with’: Course designer Tom Doak reveals personal toll of his job
Renowned golf course designer Tom Doak has opened up about the personal toll his job has taken on him. In an interview with Fire Pit Collective, Doak, 65, said that the stress of designing and building courses has led to health issues, including high blood pressure and anxiety. “It’s very hard to live with,” Doak said. “The stress is so intense.” Despite the challenges faced by Doak, he remains passionate about his work. “I love what I do,” he said. “I just wish it didn’t take such a toll on me.”
