The U.S. Ryder Cup team nearly pulled a rabbit out of their hat on Sunday, extending the competition well into the evening before Europe’s Shane Lowry sank a clutch birdie putt on 18 to secure a ...

The 2025 Ryder Cup is here! Will Team USA bring the cup back to America while on home soil at Bethpage Black? Will Team Europe keep the cup for a second straight year? We'll find out. What you're here ...

There’s nothing in sports — and certainly nothing in professional golf — quite like the Ryder Cup. In addition to being one of the most-watched sporting events in the world, it’s a palate cleanser for ...

The analysts on NBC during next week’s matches at Bethpage Black will lean into the partisan nature of U.S. vs. Europe. The partisan nature of Ryder Cup fandom will be duplicated in the NBC broadcast ...

Commentators Dan Hicks, Paul McGinley, Jim “Bones” Mackay, and Smylie Kaufman with Lead Golf Producer Tommy Roy Dial +1 (786) 697-3501 (U.S.), +44 (0) 33-0551-0200 (U.K.) to Participate; Passcode: NBC ...

During Sunday's Tour Championship broadcast, NBC's Dan Hicks mentioned the event's "brand-new format," which must have been confusing to some fans. On one hand, the PGA Tour's season finale had ...

Dan Da Dan Season 2 continues to entertain viewers with its riveting characters and storyline. In addition, fans are also wondering how old are the major characters in the show, like Seiko ...

If it’s a live bat instead of a golf ball, do you still say “fore?” Halloween came early for NBC’s Kevin Kisner and Dan Hicks as a bat flew into their broadcast booth, spooking them and forcing them ...

While the players at The Open Championship battled in the rain during the second round of the major Friday, the announcers were battling a bat. A bat entered the NBC broadcast tower, and Dan Hicks and ...

Before we talk about the bat that found its way into USA Network’s Open Championship broadcast booth, and announcer Dan Hicks’ arm-flailing toward it, and analyst Kevin Kisner’s hiding from it, we ...

Kevin Kisner didn't hesitate to take cover on Friday afternoon inside the NBC broadcast booth. The PGA Tour star and "proud hunter" wanted absolutely nothing to do with an errant bat that found its ...