Trevor Immelman: Last News

RBC Canadian Open three shots back with a crowded dance floor between him and making history. So he agreed to do one of those walk-and-talk interviews with the CBS broadcast as the played the par-4 15th hole, hoping but not expecting that it would come at a time he still had hope to win the tournament. Taylor played incredibly well out of the gate and was holding a one-shot lead when the time came for him to put in ear buds and talk to Jim Nantz and Trevor Immelman.

LIV Golf rebel Cameron Smith will not be able to play a part in this week's Presidents Cup just days after winning his maiden LIV title and £3.5 million in prize money in Chicago. Smith saw off Peter Uihlein and Dustin Johnson to secure his first victory on the breakaway circuit.Despite this, the Australian is feeling the repercussions of his LIV switch having lost the chance to compete at Quail Hollow on Thursday for the International team.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSir Nick Faldo, who has helped call golf tournaments for CBS Sports alongside Jim Nantz for years, plans to step down from his role as CBS Sports’ lead golf analyst in August.Faldo, who has held the role of CBS Sports’ lead golf analyst since 2007, will be replaced by Trevor Immelman, who joined CBS Sports’ golf team in 2019. His new multi-year deal with CBS Sports will begin with its 2023 coverage, when he sits with Nantz for the Farmers Insurance Open.“Sir Nick has had a remarkable career on Network television for nearly 20 years and is one of the most accomplished commentators to ever sit in the 18th tower,” said Sean McManus, chairman, of CBS Sports, in a statement.  “Nick brought the same passion and dedication that propelled him to the world’s number one golfer to our broadcasts.