NEW YORK (AP) — Ian Baker-Finch is retiring after CBS ends its PGA Tour golf coverage next week after nearly 19 years of his friendly Australian voice contributing to the network's broadcast.

Golf Channel will provide early second-round TV coverage of the 2025 PNC Championship on Sunday from 11:30-12:30 p.m. ET, followed by the NBC broadcast from 1:30-4:30 p.m. ET.

College golf coverage has long been instrumental to Golfweek, reaching back to the magazine's first years of publication.

More Than 100 Hours of Live Tournament and Studio Coverage; Friday Tournament Coverage Live on USA Network, Saturday/Sunday Live on NBC and Peacock Golf Central Live From the Ryder Cup Begins Today at ...

The 2025 Amundi Evian Championship, the fourth women’s major of the year, begins this week at Evian Resort Golf Club in France. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the tournament, including a ...

Amazon Prime joins the live coverage of the popular golf tournament on CBS Sports and ESPN for 2026. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Amazon Prime will be the domestic broadcaster of the golf ...

Nearly 100 Hours of Championship Coverage From Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco – Thursday/Friday Coverage on GOLF Channel – Weekend Coverage on NBC & Peacock T-Mobile For Business Delivers Hour of ...

Coffee golf is here for the British Open. However, golf fans know the struggle all too well of trying to figure out what channel the tournament is on in any given week, but that's only amplified for a ...

CBS put a bow on their coverage of the PGA Tour for the 2025 season this past weekend at the Wyndham Championship. And according to the network, it was their best year of golf coverage in terms of ...

Golf’s growth in modern times has been driven in large part through television. It is the way that many people get introduced to, and drawn into, the game. Arnold Palmer was golf’s first star of the ...

The 2026 golf season is just around the corner, following a 2025 season in which Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy once again dominated the headlines ...

It’s a theme that has become all too common in sports journalism: cutting back on in-person coverage. We know the reason. Outlets are looking for any way to save a few bucks, and sending reporters on ...