Longtime CBS Sports broadcaster Ian Baker-Finch gave a tearful farewell to the CBS Golf team after announcing his retirement ...

The Saratoga Senior Center is gearing up for a milestone celebration as it marks its 70th anniversary with a special luncheon ...

Jim Nantz, the famous sports broadcaster, revealed his first choices for each major sport. He picked Josh Allen for football and Michael Jordan for basketball. His golf choices included Jack Nicklaus, ...

The CBS Sports legend switched roles for a change this week as he took to the course alongside his opposite number at ESPN for a family golf outing, and the duo certainly didn't disappoint ...

Earlier this week, longtime CBS golf analyst Ian Baker-Finch announced that he would be retiring after the final two PGA Tour ...

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So Jim jumps out of his chair. We’re sitting in Butler Cabin, and Jim goes into the back room with, you know, that sound, technical stuff. And I’m sitting there and I hear, ’10 seconds.’ ...

Owen Wilson's Apple golf show Stick already beat Adam Sandler's upcoming Happy Gilmore 2 to the punch by including a ...

Jim Nantz has been bopping around Pebble Beach, California, since February in his 2012 GMC Yukon ever since the car he won at auction was finally delivered. By now, you probably know the story: it ...

Jim Nantz’s penultimate Final Four will forever be memorable for marking the final games of coaching luminaries Mike Krzyzewski and Jay Wright – or, perhaps the last game at the program with ...

As announced last fall, this NCAA Tournament will mark Jim Nantz’s 32nd and final appearance as the tournament’s lead TV play-by-play voice for the Final Four and the national championship game.

Jim Nantz (center) sits alongside Mike Francesa (left) and Billy Packer for a CBS studio show during coverage of the 1991 NCAA men's basketball tournament from their New York studios.