Legendary sports broadcaster Verne Lundquist has announced he will retire after calling his 40th Masters Tournament this April. CBS announced Wednesday that Lundquist, 83, will make his final call ...

From "Yes sir!" to "Oh wow," Verne Lundquist has provided the soundtrack to some of the most memorable moments at the Masters Tournament. A voice of the tournament since 1983, "Uncle Verne" is calling ...

Beyond the actual golfers themselves competing for a hallowed green jacket and a place in the history of the storied event, perhaps the biggest storyline from the 2024 Masters has involved someone not ...

1. Verne Lundquist stopped calling college football games for CBS in 2016, but he remained on the network's golf coverage. However, that amazing run for the 83-year-old will come to an end this ...

Verne Lundquist's final broadcasting assignment will be at the 2024 Masters for CBS. To that we are compelled, in the words of "Uncle Verne," to say: "Yes, sir." Since 1983, Lundquist has been on the ...

This Masters Sunday was not just about crowning a new champion but also saying farewell to an iconic broadcaster. Verne Lundquist, broadcasting from his usual spot at the par-3 16th, said goodbye ...

Sunday's final round of the Masters marked the end of a legendary run by CBS' Verne Lundquist, who called his 40th and last tournament from Augusta. Lundquist has long been a fan favorite, with his ...

Verne Lundquist, the esteemed CBS broadcaster, called it a career at his 40th and final Masters on Sunday. The 83-year-old has been the voice behind many seminal moments at the Masters, including ...

Hall of Fame broadcaster Verne Lundquist is calling his 40th and final Masters Tournament this weekend for CBS Sports. The 83-year-old Lundquist has been a mainstay on the air for sports telecasts the ...

Last month, the legendary Verne Lundquist had to fight back tears as he said goodbye in his final Masters broadcast for CBS. Scottie Scheffler and Collin Morikawa, the final pairing of Masters Sunday, ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — This was a new thing, on this Masters Sunday. It had never happened before, and it will never happen again. We were waiting on Verne. It’s strange to think of how famous Verne is.