Colt Knost spends his tournament weekends sitting beside one of the most familiar voices in golf: Jim Nantz. Nantz has been with CBS since 1985, opening broadcasts with his classic “Hello, friends,” and Knost, a former Tour pro turned broadcaster, was only elevated to the booth alongside him in 2026.
PGA Tour Rookie Alistair Docherty spent years chasing a PGA Tour card by the narrowest of margins, only to have a car accident threaten to end that pursuit entirely.
Colt Knost believes that Jordan Spieth would benefit from adopting his approach to the recovery shots he needs to hit with his full swing after another year to forget on the PGA Tour.
Scottie Scheffler ended his 2026 PGA Tour season with a superb win at the Tour Championship last Sunday. Scheffler’s win at East Lake was his third of the season, and it underlined his dominance in the sport.
Former golfer-turned-golf commentator Colt Knost announced last year that he had applied to regain his amateur status. The decision immediately drew backlash on social media because of his professional background.
Jordan Spieth has been in the golfing doldrums for far too long now. Spieth is without a PGA Tour win since April 2022, and the harder he works on his game, the more he seems to struggle.
Rory McIlroy kept his hopes of winning a seventh major championship title alive on Saturday, with the Northern Irishman posting a 66 in the third round at Aronimink.
Tiger Woods has been giving plenty of signals lately that he plans to play in this year’s Masters. He’s still working his way back from the 2025 back surgery and has also been managing an Achilles issue on top of that.
Former PGA Tour player Colt Knost is moving from on-course reporter to the booth as an analyst for CBS Sports' golf coverage in 2026. Knost, 40, replaces Ian Baker-Finch, who retired in August after 18 years with CBS.
Europe has had the better of the United States at the Ryder Cup for most of the past 30 years. That record speaks for itself, with Europe winning 11 of their last 15 meetings.