Scott Schuemann

Fantastic day @ATLCountryClub great renovation by @beauwelling Love the back tee on #10 and made a solid birdie on 18! Lots of shot options!

Big time player. Big time moment. #GoBears | @BogenpohlCaden

Dream NCAA Team!

Was awesome to watch!!!

Incredible video of 26-year-old Jim Nantz in his Masters debut (1986). And Rog!

THE BEARS WALK IT OFF 🔥 MISSOURI STATE UPSETS NO. 17 ARKANSAS IN EXTRAS 😱

🚨🐻👉 #WATCH — CBS turns back the clock to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jack Nicklaus’ Masters win at age 46 to capture a record-sixth Green Jacket. “1986” will air Sunday, April 12 at Noon ET on CBS and Paramount+.

First MLB hit ✅ First MLB home run ✅ First MLB curtain call ✅ Welcome to St. Louis, JJ Wetherholt!!

This 2019 Masters Opening remains my all time favorite

Oakland Hills Country Club's new clubhouse will open to the membership on Easter Sunday. It is risen, four years after a fire destroyed the 100-year-old clubhouse. The new clubhouse cost $100M, and is a virtual replica, albeit with modern infrastructure and amenities.

High Point student radio call of the game is what it is all about

Enter here for PGA in Stl! woobox.com/tt7iyf/rnovlg

"BETTER THAN MOST!"  This legendary @TigerWoods moment happened 22 years ago @THEPLAYERSChamp 🤯  #TOURVault

Ernie Els, Royal Melbourne and one of golf's greatest rounds golfdigest.com/story/ernie-el…

🚨🏖️🏊‍♂️ #LIKE FATHER LIKE SON — John Daly II says he’s going to the beach instead of the practice range after firing an opening round 70 (-2) at the Puerto Rico Open. He is currently T15.

Better than most.   25 years later, Gary Koch and Dan Hicks relive Tiger’s incredible moment.   The iconic call will be forever etched in golf history.

@PGATOUR The great ones know, it's not how you fall, but how you get back up.

Volunteer of the year nominee ...

Gary Woodland sits down with Rex Hoggard to discuss his struggle with PTSD following brain surgery in September of 2023.

@chambleebrandel Agreed! Excellent piece and raw emotion… pulling for him!

There are a million things I love about working for The Golf Channel. The people and the never-ending desire to cover all aspects of the game fairly and accurately. But above all else is that The Golf Channel endeavors to cover the very human aspects of the game and the interview tonight on “Live From” with Gary Woodland is an emotional reminder that this game is not just about who is playing the best but who is dealing with the worst.