List of NBC Sports golf commentators
The following is a list of television personalities for NBC Sports Group's telecasts of golf, which are carried by NBC and Golf Channel.
Current announcers[1]
PGA Tour (NBC)
- Hosts: Dan Hicks
- Analysts: Paul Azinger / Brad Faxon / Curt Byrum
- On Course: Notah Begay / John Wood / Smylie Kaufman
- Interviews: Cara Banks / Damon Hack
PGA Tour (Golf Channel)
- Hosts: Terry Gannon / Steve Sands / Justin Kutcher
- Analysts: John Cook / Jim Gallagher / Nick Dougherty / Tripp Isenhour
- On Course: Billy Ray Brown / Arron Oberholser / Johnson Wagner
LPGA Tour (Golf Channel / NBC)
- Hosts: Grant Boone
- Analysts: Morgan Pressel / Tom Abbott
- On Course: Karen Stupples / Kay Cockerill / Paige Mackenzie / Angela Stanford
PGA Tour Champions (Golf Channel)
- Hosts: Bob Papa
- Analysts: Lanny Wadkins
- On Course: Phil Blackmar
Korn Ferry Tour (Golf Channel)
- Hosts: Shane Bacon
- Analysts: James Nitties
- On Course: Gary Christian
Previous announcers
Hosts
- Don Criqui
- Dick Enberg (1995–1999)
- Bill Flemming – While at NBC, Flemming called the U.S. Open golf tournament in 1957.
- Bryant Gumbel (1990)
- Charlie Jones (1991-1992)
- Jim Lampley (1993-1994)
- Bill Mazer
- Jay Randolph
- Vin Scully (1983–1989) – Scully hosted coverage of The Players Championship and The Skins Game in 1989, having called the latter since he first came to NBC in 1983. KYW-TV in Philadelphia notably refused to televise the 1983 event, the inaugural Skins Game and Scully’s first involvement in golf since his time with the PGA Tour on CBS, where he had called The Masters until 1982.
- Jim Simpson
Analysts
- John Brodie (1981–1998)
- Bruce Devlin (1977–1982)
- Gary Hallberg
- Brad Faxon (2010)
- Dave Marr (1995–1997)
- Johnny Miller (1990–2019)
- Bob Murphy (2000–2009)
- Debbie Steinbach
- Bob Toski
- Lee Trevino (1983–1989)
- Bob Trumpy (1990–1996)
Reporters
- Mark McCumber (1991–1994)
- Dan Pohl (1995–1997)
- John Schroeder (1991–1999)
- Ed Sneed (2000–2004)
- Dottie Pepper (2005–2012)
Interviewers
- Bob Costas (U.S. Open, 2003–2013)
- Dan Patrick (The Players Championship, 2009–2012)
- Josh Elliott (The Players Championship, 2014–2015)
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