There are very few events in all of sports that are more synonymous with a particular broadcaster than the Masters is with CBS lead play-by-play voice Jim Nantz. And when it comes to his famous ...

Color commentator Jim Nantz has been a recognizable voice in the sports world for many years because of his work with the NFL, men’s college basketball and golf. With his involvement with the Masters ...

In just a few weeks, the 2025 Masters will take place once again April 10-13 at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. For longtime CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz, it’ll be his 40th Masters ...

With the 2025 Masters rapidly approaching, excitement is in the air within the golf community. However, for Jim Nantz, the legendary voice synonymous with the tournament, this year's edition carries ...

The most famous voice in sports began his breakfast order with a peculiar adjustment to the menu. “You know the toast,” Jim Nantz told our server, a smile forming at the corners of his mouth. “I’ll do ...

Jim Nantz has been synonymous with the Masters since he first worked on the CBS broadcast for golf's greatest tradition. The same can be said for CBS' coverage of March Madness, which Nantz began ...

AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF) – The Mayor’s Masters Reception held at Augusta Common honored the “Voice of The Masters”, Jim Nantz, who will call his 40th Master’s Tournament next week. Jim Nantz has been in the ...

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Jim Nantz has been urged to retire by fans and critics alike on social media, as the voice of the Masters earlier claimed that he wouldn't call it quits until 2036. Following a blistering four rounds ...

For more than three decades, Jim Nantz had one of the most hectic—but coveted—schedules in March and April. The broadcasting legend served as the lead play-by-play guy for CBS' coverage of both the ...

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 ...