Few broadcasters have seen their reputations swing as wildly as Tony Romo, and few broadcasters are as revered and rocksteady as Jim Nantz. The CBS NFL duo has been working together now for nine ...
Jim Nantz has passed on his love for sports to his three children: Caroline, Finley and Jameson. The sportscaster, known primarily for his work with CBS, is famous for covering football, golf and ...
As catchphrases go, Jim Nantz's "Hello, friends," is, well, to borrow from another go-to expression, "Better than most." Nantz, who turned 66 years old on May 17, 2026, is on the call for the final ...
Last week, Jim Nantz found himself under heat from the fans following his comments regarding Bryson DeChambeau. Ahead of the Masters Tournament this week, he responded to the criticism and claimed ...
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 said ...
Jim Nantz's "Hello friends" is actually a secret signal. You've heard Jim Nantz say it 1,000 times, but did you know those two words were actually a secret code? It started in 2002. Jim's dad was ...
First Tee, a youth development organization that enables kids to build character through the game of golf, announced that acclaimed CBS Sports broadcaster Jim Nantz will serve as its new Honorary ...
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Ninety? That’s bogey golf. But that’s not enough. Eighty? That’s around single digits over par. That’s close. But for a golfer to call themselves ‘good’ at golf, according to Jim Nantz, they must go ...
Jim Nantz always knows what to say, whether it’s on the 72nd hole at Augusta National, right after a March Madness buzzer beater or on a podcast with a bereaved sports commentator. Just last week, the ...
ESPN’s Kevin Clark shared earlier this week that he had lost his father. “Jim was an old-school newspaper man, a legendary UCF history professor, an all-time football guy and a Hall of Fame grandpa ...
Jim Nantz delivered an emotional tribute during the third-round broadcast of the PGA Tour’s The Memorial Tournament in Ohio to honor CBS Sports production staffer Bryce Adair, who died following a car ...