Gary Player explains why his generation’s tour players deserve more respect
It would be no exaggeration to say Gary Player has seen it all. The 84-year-old Hall of Fame champion has played golf...
Which tour player would make a great modern-day announcer?
Before we start hand-picking the guys to succeed Nick Faldo and Paul Azinger, let’s first agree on some criteria...
Tiger Woods’ new toy, Jon Rahm’s brutal leader board gaffe, and a possible good omen for Brooks Koepka
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we’ve never stopped paying attention to a contending Tiger Woods like we did on Sunday. The news that Kobe Bryant...
Well, that was quick: Johnny Miller back on the airwaves (sort of)
After an emotional farewell in early February at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Johnny Miller is back on the airwaves a little more than three months later.
Johnny Miller’s farewell: An NBC sendoff that had him, well, choking up
NBC’s telecast of the Waste Management Phoenix Open on Saturday was less about the golf and the well-oiled chorus at the boisterous 16th hole. It was more about saying goodbye.
7 questions with Dan Hicks on Johnny Miller: The quirks you don’t see, Johnny’s “legendary lexicon,” and what he’ll miss most about Miller
For nearly three decades, Johnny Miller has been a staple of golf and sports television. But riding shotgun for a record-breaking 19 of those years has been NBC play-by-play man Dan Hicks.
Paul Azinger must free the choke
Is it wrong to say that a professional golfer choked? Is it wrong to say it on TV?
NBC had a fantastic code name for Paul Azinger while it secretly recruited him
“Whenever we have big-time deals at NBC, we operate in total secrecy, so from that time forward when we had any internal texts or communications on this, we always referred to Paul as..."
In Paul Azinger, NBC gets Johnny Miller candor, but delivered its own way
In succeeding the legendary Johnny Miller, Paul Azinger hopes to enlighten in the same way, even if it means ruffling a few feathers.
Paul Azinger officially joins NBC/Golf Channel to take over for Johnny Miller
It was a week ago Monday when Paul Azinger’s phone rang. The worst-kept secret in golf was out: Johnny Miller was retiring from NBC after nearly three decades as the network’s lead golf analyst.
The biggest mistake, and regret, of Johnny Miller’s career
Johnny Miller was not afraid to take a flamethrower to a field. And though his commentary could be brutal, it was often true.
Where does Johnny Miller rank among favourite golf analysts? We asked
The news of Johnny Miller’s retirement from NBC/Golf Channel is a fitting occasion to put Miller’s popularity in perspective.
There was no choke in Johnny Miller as a broadcaster. Just brutal honesty
The Hall of Fame golfer did not mind upsetting tour pros as a TV analyst. It was all part of the job.
Johnny Miller to retire from NBC/Golf Channel after one more event; Paul Azinger to be named replacement
From winning some of golf’s biggest events to talking about them, Johnny Miller has carved out a special place in golf history.
Ryder Cup 2018: What you missed from Day 2 at Le Golf National
The U.S. hung tough on Saturday afternoon at the Ryder Cup, but still faces a monumental challenge Sunday.
Who will replace NBC’s Johnny Miller when he retires?
We offer up a few candidates including one notable flyer (Phil Mickelson, anyone?)
Johnny Miller unsure of his broadcasting future after this year: “Part of me is saying, ‘That’s enough’”
Super Bowl Sunday is this country’s biggest unofficial holiday, but next year it could be a somber occasion for many golf fans.
Tiger Woods’ ex-caddy Steve Williams predicted Brooks Koepka’s greatness long ago with this money quote
(Montana Pritchard/PGA of America) By Alex Myers You may have predicted a big week for Brooks Koepka at Bellerive Country Club. Heck, you may have even picked him to win the ...
