"I would like to work 50 Masters tournaments. That would be the thing that keeps me going. I want to work 50 Masters," Nantz said in 2016.

Jim Nantz is synonymous with the Masters, and recently declared his intention to commentate on the 100th edition of the major in 2036 - but his preparations have been affected by March Madness

CBS Sportscaster Jim Nantz will call his 40th Masters Tournament this year. Ahead of that, he got the recognition of the CSRA’s four mayors April 5 in Augusta.

Jim Nantz had one of the most hectic—but coveted—schedules in March and April. The broadcasting legend served as the lead play-by-play guy for CBS' coverage of both the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and the Masters.

Legendary CBS commentator - and voice of the Masters - Jim Nantz has revised plans to hang up his mic after the 100th tournament at August National, which takes place in 2036

The Mayor’s Masters Reception held at Augusta Common honored the “Voice of The Masters”, Jim Nantz, who will call his 40th Master’s Tournament next week. Jim Nantz has been in the sports industry since the 1980’s and has worked with the NFL,

Jim Nantz is back at the Final Four, and Charles Barkley is already chirping him. The veteran broadcaster retired from covering the NCAA tournament in 2023, but with his alma mater Houston in the Final Four,

Jim Nantz recently sent shockwaves through golf by hinting at a retirement date - but as the Masters 2025 approaches, it's clear the CBS icon's plans are in flux

Rory McIlroy has been without a major victory since 2014, but is expected to be among the contenders at the 2025 Masters, with commentary legend Jim Nantz already planning his call

The real and spectacular reason why Jim Nantz bought Scottie Scheffler's car at auction is even cooler than you think.