Sunday's final round of the Masters marked the end of a legendary run by CBS' Verne Lundquist, who called his 40th and last tournament from Augusta. Lundquist has long been a fan favorite ...

Verne Lundquist's final broadcasting assignment will be at the 2024 Masters for CBS. To that we are compelled, in the words of "Uncle Verne," to say: "Yes, sir." Since 1983, Lundquist has been on ...

Verne Lundquist, broadcasting from his usual spot at the par-3 16th, said goodbye after his final call at Augusta National. Before the tournament, Lundquist said this year’s Masters, his 40th ...

Iconic broadcaster Verne Lundquist called his final Masters tournament on Sunday ... According to the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame, Lunquist, a 2016 inductee, called his first Masters in ...

As legendary sports broadcaster Verne Lundquist calls his final Masters tournament ... Lundquist is one of the best to ever work a broadcast in Augusta, and this really nice ESPN segment ...

Longtime sports broadcaster Verne Lundquist’s 40th Masters ... Lundquist’s final football game was the 2016 Army-Navy game and eventually retired from college basketball broadcasting before ...

The legendary Verne Lundquist will ... Lundquist’s final football game was the 2016 Army-Navy game and eventually retired from college basketball broadcasting prior to the 2018 NCAA Tournament.

CBS announced Wednesday that longtime announcer Verne Lundquist will retire ... and the 2024 Masters will likely be his final assignment in sports broadcasting.

Verne Lundquist’s 40th Masters broadcast on CBS will be his last ... with the Masters his final assignment. He retired from college football after the 2016 season following a long run as ...

Verne Lundquist has announced that the 2024 Masters will be his final broadcast for CBS Sports. Lundquist, 84, has called a variety of sports for the network in two stints that began in 1982 ...

A voice of the tournament since 1983, "Uncle Verne" is calling his final Masters for ... welcomed Verne onto ESPN's broadcast area. After Van Pelt thanked Lundquist and served him his flowers ...