I don’t have live access to current TV schedules, but I can share how to check why Jim Nantz isn’t in the golf broadcast today.
- Common reasons for a scheduled broadcaster to be off a golf telecast: health issues, a personal or family matter, a shift in the network’s on-air roster for special events, or being assigned to another event (Masters coverage, NFL, etc.). If it’s a one-day change, networks typically announce on-air team updates or in a press release around the telecast time.
- For the most up-to-date answer, check:
- CBS Sports or the Masters/Golf on CBS official pages for any on-air talent updates.
- CBS Sports social channels (X/Twitter, Instagram) where schedule changes are often posted.
- Major sports news outlets (e.g., ESPN, USA Today) for any reported roster changes related to today’s golf event.
- If you’d like, I can monitor and summarize the latest public notices from those sources and give you a concise update with sources.
Sources
Jim Nantz - News - IMDb - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
www.imdb.comIn addition to being the lead play-by-play announcer for the Network’s NFL and college basketball games, Nantz anchors CBS’s golf coverage. He joined the CBS Sports golf team in 1986. Nantz became the anchor of the Network’s golf coverage in April 1994 and was partnered with Ken Venturi until June 2002.
www.paramountpressexpress.comJim Nantz will soon have to figure out how to broadcast three events in seven days, but first, he'll have to figure out where.
golf.comIn addition to being the lead play-by-play announcer for the Network’s NFL and college basketball games, Nantz anchors CBS’s golf coverage. He joined the CBS Sports golf team in 1986. Nantz became the anchor of the Network’s golf coverage in April 1994 and was partnered with Ken Venturi until June 2002.
www.paramountpressexpress.comIn addition to being the lead play-by-play announcer for the Network’s NFL and college basketball games, Nantz anchors CBS’s golf coverage. He joined the CBS Sports golf team in 1986. Nantz became the anchor of the Network’s golf coverage in April 1994 and was partnered with Ken Venturi until June 2002.
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