Rory McIlroy is off to the best start to a PGA Tour season in his career, winning twice before the Masters for the first time. He has been the best player on the PGA Tour through three months, and his early success has only added fuel to the annual fire of wondering whether this will finally be the year he captures a green jacket and completes the career grand slam.

Longtime CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz revealed he plans to retire from the Masters broadcast when his contract expires in 2036, he told Bunkered magazine.

CBS broadcasting legend Jim Nantz will call his 40th Masters next month, and during a recent interview with “Bunkered,” he indicated he plans to continue doing so for the foreseeable future. “If all the stars aligned, right now, it feels like a pretty good exit point. April 14, 2036. That is my scheduled retirement date,” Nantz said.

"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.