After the 2024 Masters, which also marked his 40th year covering the tournament, Lundquist retired from his role on CBS' ...

In an emotional goodbye, the legendary Verne Lundquist bid farewell to Augusta National a year ago, which marked his 40th Masters broadcast. His two most famous calls will live in Augusta lore ...

Lundquist called 40 Masters during his legendary run with CBS. His iconic voice was always heard at the par-3 16th hole. After wrapping up his final broadcast at Augusta National, Lundquist shared ...

Verne Lundquist − one of the most recognizable and revered sportscasters of the past half-century − will be the 2025 recipient of the AutoZone Liberty Bowl's Distinguished Citizen Award ...

“Oh my goodness,” Lundquist exclaimed. “Oh wow! In your life, have you ever seen anything like that?” In Verne Lundquist’s final Masters moment, the hour belonged to him Sunday was ...

Legendary CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist, a mainstay on the network's Masters coverage for 40 years, will not be in his usual spot on hole No. 16. The longtime football, basketball and golf ...

Legendary broadcaster Verne Lundquist is as synonymous with The Masters as green jackets and pimento cheese sandwiches. However, you won't hear Lundquist during this year's CBS Sports broadcast of ...

Lundquist called the action at 16 from 2000-24, including Tiger Woods’ chip-in back in 2005, one of the most famous shots in Masters history. “It’s Verne’s chair,” Nobilo told Golfweek ...