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A familiar face returns to NBC’s PGA Tour postseason coverage
NBC has announced the return of fan-favourite Steve Sands to its PGA Tour postseason coverage.
Sands, who has been with NBC since 2004, left the network in 2019 to work for CBS. He returns to NBC as a reporter, filling the role vacated by Gary Koch, who retired at the end of the 2022 season.
Sands is a popular figure in the golf world, known for his knowledge of the game and his ability to connect with viewers. He is also a two-time Emmy Award winner.
“We are thrilled to welcome Steve back to the NBC Sports family,” said NBC Sports executive producer Tommy Roy. “He is one of the most respected and talented broadcasters in the industry, and we know our viewers will be excited to have him back on their screens.”
Ryder Cup Chaos: Is Bethpage Pushing Golf’s Greatest Event to the Breaking Point?
Rickie Fowler has withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open with an illness, leaving fans and organizers unsettled. The abrupt exit of the one-time contender not only removes a marquee name from the field but also leaves his availability for upcoming tournaments in doubt.
Meanwhile, the Ryder Cup’s Bethpage edition is fueling intense debate. A string of controversies and a brutally challenging course have tested long-held traditions, prompting questions about the event’s future, its competitive balance, and whether changes are now inevitable
