VIDEO: Jim Nantz Has to Apologize for Golfer's F-Bomb on Live TV in PGA Tour's Return
By Michael Luciano
The Charles Schwab Challenge marked the return of both Jim Nantz in the broadcast booth and Brooks Koepka on the golf course this week. Koepka seems a touch off his game, however, as he is just -2 after the first day of play. Thankfully, for all viewers, Nantz has already had to censor the foul-mouthed Koepka when he uncorked an F-bomb live on TV.
Jim Nantz was back on the air for all of two minutes before he had to apologize for an f-bomb, I missed sports so much pic.twitter.com/Rk7aRuAvaX
— Jay Rigdon (@jayrigdon5) June 11, 2020
Oh, how we've missed you, Jim.
Nantz might be known most prominently for his coverage of the NFL, alongside Tony Romo, and college basketball, but his voice has been the narration for some of the most memorable moments in recent golf history, Koepka's recent F-bomb included.
[Jon Rahm chips in]
— Sean Zak (@Sean_Zak) June 11, 2020
Brooks Koepka: "Pretty fucking good there."
Jim Nantz: "Well, we were hoping for better audio with no fans surrounding the course..."
When you're in 34th place like Koepka is, you'd curse like a sailor the first time you watched a well-hit ball all afternoon, too.
The spring and early part of summer are prime Nantz territory, and the coronavirus pandemic has all but eliminated his presence in our lives due to the cancellation of so many events. At least we finally got to hear the legend get back in the swing of things.