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**”Game-Changer: CBS Masters Update Promises Thrilling Sunday Showdown!”**
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**”Game-Changer: CBS Masters Update Promises Thrilling Sunday Showdown!”**

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**LIV Golfers Given Qualification Path to The Open**
In a groundbreaking move for the world of professional golf, the R&A has unveiled an exciting new qualification pathway for LIV golfers to join the prestigious ranks of The Open Championship. This initiative not only fosters inclusivity but also aims to draw in the finest talent from all corners of the golfing world.

**1 CBS Masters Change Could Have Big Sunday Ramifications**
CBS is gearing up to roll out a pivotal change in its Masters coverage that promises to transform the viewing experience for fans. This innovative adjustment, designed to boost spectator engagement, could introduce a thrilling new dynamic on Sunday, as the tournament reaches its exhilarating finale

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Green, who covered 60 straight Masters, dies
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Green, who covered 60 straight Masters, dies

Veteran golf journalist Tim Green Jr., who covered 60 straight Masters, passed away on Tuesday. He was 72.

Born in Atlanta and a graduate of the University of Georgia Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Green’s career in golf media spanned over 40 years.

Green was most known for his time with the Golf Channel, where he covered the game of golf beginning in 1995.

Green was also a contributing writer for The Augusta Chronicle during the Masters.

He began his journey to completing his impressive 60 Masters streak in 1962.

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2024 Memorial Friday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 2
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2024 Memorial Friday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 2

With Thursday’s first round in the books, the 2024 Memorial Tournament continues with Round 2 action on Friday. The second round of the tournament will be broadcast on Golf Channel from 3-6 p.m. ET. Fans can also stream the second round on Peacock and the Golf Channel app. Second-round coverage will feature a featured group with Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler.

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From the archives: A Q&A with Peter Oosterhuis, the hardest-working man in golf broadcasting
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From the archives: A Q&A with Peter Oosterhuis, the hardest-working man in golf broadcasting

**From the archives: A Q&A with Peter Oosterhuis, the hardest-working man in golf broadcasting**

Peter Oosterhuis, the longtime CBS golf analyst who passed away at 75, was known for his in-depth knowledge of the game and his ability to connect with viewers. In a 2017 interview with Golf Digest, Oosterhuis discussed his work ethic and how he prepared for his broadcasts.

“To be honest, I spend a lot of time watching golf,” Oosterhuis said. “I watch the PGA Tour, the European Tour, and the LPGA Tour, as well as the Korn Ferry Tour and the Symetra Tour, and I read everything I can get my hands on about golf. I also talk to a lot of players, caddies, and coaches to get their insights on the game.”

Oosterhuis said that he also spends a lot of time preparing for his broadcasts. “I like to have a good understanding of the course we’re playing and the players in the field,” he said. “I want to be able to give viewers information and insights that they can’t get anywhere else.”

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Longtime CBS analyst Peter Oosterhuis, 75, dies
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Longtime CBS analyst Peter Oosterhuis, 75, dies

Legendary golf analyst Peter Oosterhuis passed away at the age of 75. Oosterhuis spent 40 years as an on-course analyst for CBS Sports. Oosterhuis joined CBS in 1982 and covered over 300 PGA Tour events. He also covered the Ryder Cup, the Presidents Cup, and the Masters Tournament. Oosterhuis was known for his in-depth knowledge of the game and his ability to connect with viewers. Former CBS lead golf announcer Jim Nantz said of his longtime colleague: “Peter was one of a kind in the booth. With unmatched knowledge of the game, he was engaging, informative, self-deprecating, and always prepared.”

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