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The most famous Golf broadcasters are typically the ones that played the sport previously. While Jim Nantz of CBS and Dan Hicks of NBC host the coverage for most of those networks events, neither is known for their golf coverage. Analysts like David Feherty, Gary McCord, Johnny Miller, and Andy North were all former golfers who work exclusively during golf tournaments for their respective networks.
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