Augusta National Golf Club and The R&A on Tuesday announced jointly a plan to align aspects of the qualifying criteria for their acclaimed tournaments, the Masters and The Open. Beginning in 2026, ...

In a massive and downright stunning sports media coup, CBS will reportedly no longer be the exclusive U.S. broadcaster of The Masters in 2026. On Tuesday, Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred ...

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 ...

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 ...

Amanda Balionis and Rory McIlroy’s immense impact on CBS Sports has been laid bare after the network reported its most-watched golf season in the last seven years. Over the course of the PGA Tour ...

CBS golf reporter Amanda Balionis appears to be enjoying herself ahead of the Ryder Cup. Balionis joined CBS Sports in 2017 to help out their golf coverage. It didn't take long for her to become a ...

Scottie Scheffler and Tiger Woods have only played one competitive round together in their careers, but it is one that altered Scheffler's playing mentality and perhaps the course of his playing days.

CBS Announces Retirement Of Longtime Golf Announcer originally appeared on The Spun. CBS Sports will soon lose a long-time member of its golf team. Ian Baker-Finch announced Tuesday that he's retiring ...

Paramount's first big move since an $8 billion acquisition? A new sports property worth $7.7 billion. So, what does that tell us about golf? The post What CBS's new $7.7 billion sports partner tells ...

If you wanted to watch a “stream” of the Masters, you could technically do so already, but Augusta National Golf Club just took a major step toward further embracing the streaming world. Masters ...

Rich or poor, it’s nice to have money — and whether you’re the NFL’s mega-billions or the slightly smaller billions from the golf tour now run by Roger Goodell’s right-hand man, it’s nice to know that ...