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In a rare, personal moment, legendary broadcaster Jim Nantz shares the powerful advice that guided him through the loss of his father. His poignant words on grief and resilience offer a universal message of hope for anyone navigating heartbreak
LIV golfers have been granted a new route to qualify for The Open, following an announcement from the R&A that changes the qualifying criteria. This groundbreaking move opens the door for players from the controversial LIV Golf Series to showcase their talents on one of golf’s most prestigious stages, shaking up the traditional landscape of the sport
In a delightful twist during the PGA Championship coverage, veteran broadcaster Jim Nantz lightened the mood with a cheeky remark about Scottie Scheffler’s recent arrest, quipping, “And look who arrives.” This playful jab sparked laughter, showcasing golf’s unique ability to weave humor into the fabric of serious news.
In a heartfelt exchange, Jim Nantz sat down with Tiger Woods, sparking a touching reflection on his mother. Woods opened up with personal stories that beautifully intertwined with significant numeric milestones from his remarkable career, emphasizing the profound influence family has had on his journey.
Golf superstar Scottie Scheffler is parting ways with his very first car, and it’s up for auction to support a fantastic cause!
The stunning 2022 Kia Stinger GT, which has only clocked in at 1,000 miles and is in pristine condition, is being auctioned off by Scheffler’s longtime sponsor, the PGA Tour.
This exciting auction is open to everyone and will wrap up on June 1st. With a starting bid of $50,000, all proceeds will go towards the PGA Tour’s First Tee program—an initiative dedicated to introducing young kids to the wonderful game of golf.
Scheffler expressed his desire to give back through this auction, saying he wants to support the sport that has given him so much joy and opportunity.
CBS legend Jim Nantz took to the mic following Monday afternoon’s final round of the 150th Open Championship to express his dislike for the new par-3 13th hole at St Andrews. In an article by Brian Wacker for Golf Digest, the broadcaster referred to the Greg Norman-redesigned hole as “one of the most absurd par threes that we’ve ever seen.”
Nantz made these controversial comments while on the air following Rory McIlroy’s victory at the Old Course, which is widely considered “the home of golf.”
“I can’t stand looking at it,” Nantz said. “That’s one of the great marvels, that beautiful landscape, that wonderful golf course, [but] you stick a postage stamp right in the middle of it … And the green is so small that if you miss it, it’s almost an automatic bogey.”
