Renowned color commentator Jim Nantz has been a familiar voice in the sports world for many years, known for his work with the NFL, men’s college basketball, and golf. With his long-standing association with the Masters Tournament, Nantz has become synonymous with some of the tournament’s most memorable moments, having been the voice of the event since 1986. He is currently providing commentary at Augusta National, marking his 40th year in the booth as Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau compete in the final group.
In a recent interview with PGATour.com, Nantz discussed the ongoing speculation surrounding his retirement, emphasizing that he is taking things “one year at a time” and does not have a set date for his departure. Despite stepping away from broadcasting the NCAA Tournament after the 2023 season to focus on family and other commitments, Nantz continues to be a prominent figure in sports broadcasting.
Nantz’s notable career includes calling 18 Final Fours and broadcasting 354 games. While he remains committed to his role as a commentator, Nantz also enjoys attending major sporting events as a fan, such as March Madness. His passion for the Masters and other key sporting moments has endeared him to fans and colleagues alike.
As Nantz reflects on his impressive career and the possibility of retirement, his dedication to delivering quality commentary and capturing unforgettable moments on air remains unwavering.
