The last thing Sir Nick Faldo wants to do after four days of talking about golf is more of the same. But when it is the ...

I’m going to go, Hello, I’m Jim Nantz. No, I’m not. I’m Nick Faldo. Well, I won this, maybe I didn’t. Uh, welcome to the Masters CBS.’ So I’m panicked. I had a split second of ...

Sir Nick Faldo looks back at the most impressive moments of his career on this episode of the Scoop with @kclairerogers. Faldo teamed up with Jim Nantz on CBS as the lead golf analyst in 2007 ...

I’m going to go, Hello, I’m Jim Nantz. No, I’m not. I’m Nick Faldo. Well, I won this, maybe I didn’t. Uh, welcome to the Masters CBS.’ So I’m panicked. I had a split second of ...

That's the only week." Nick Faldo's favorite memory with Jim Nantz came during their first ever Masters together and it's a perfect example of his brilliance. Faldo continues and explains that ...

it was Faldo’s closest teammate, Jim Nantz, who stepped to the podium. “Congratulations, Sir Nick,” he said as the broadcast reached its final commercial break. “Let’s bring it home.” ...

It might be a minute before Nick Faldo has seven straight days at home ... “Yeah, I texted [Jim] Nantz the other day. There was a TikTok about how to gauge your toast,” Faldo says, referencing ...

will replace Faldo (seen at left above with Jim Nantz this February) as their lead analyst beginning in 2023. Here are some quotes on that from CBS’ release: “Sir Nick has had a remarkable ...

Nick Faldo is going beyond the 18th hole ... ‘How would you like to sit next to Jim Nantz?’ and I literally fell out the boat, I really did. That was 2006, and here we are 16 years later ...

For years, Sir Nick Faldo was Jim Nantz's right-hand man on CBS Sports. They called countless golf tournaments and Masters Tournaments. He recently joined Golf.com's Claire Rogers on her Scoop ...