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How Jim Nantz brought the Masters to his own backyard - MSNShane had spent many years collaborating with high-caliber architects such as Tom Doak, ... Jim Nantz with Ken Venturi from the 18th tower at Augusta National. CBS Photo Archive.
A priceless experience with Nantz. It costs around $600 for a single tee time at Pebble Beach. There are additional fees that come too though if you or anyone in your group wants a caddy or cart.
According to Schupak, Nantz worked with architect Shane Whitcomb on the design that features five different tees and a variety of pin placements. Here are a couple of photos Nantz shared with Schupak: ...
Nantz will continue working on the NFL and the Masters for the foreseeable future, but this 37th run through March Madness will be his last. Jim Nantz prepares to call final March Madness game ...
Nick Faldo celebrates making an ace at Jim Nantz’s backyard golf hole at his home in Pebble Beach. (@NickFaldo006) Three years ago this summer, Nantz moved his family to a suburb of Nashville so ...
The golfer, identified by Nantz as “David Lorenz,” proceeded to strike his tee shot in the center of the face and find the front portion of the putting surface. “Dottie, that’s a good ...
From Jim Nantz’s first year covering the Masters ... the first round of the 2008 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 10, 2008 in Augusta, Georgia. (David Cannon/Getty ...
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