Despite his successful career as a professional on what is now the DP World Tour, David Feherty is perhaps best known for his wit and candor as an on-course reporter and analyst for CBS and NBC, where ...

Australian Native Discusses His Troubled Childhood; How He Almost Quit Golf; His Rise to the Top; and the Importance He Places on Family VIDEO: Day Discusses his Initial Introduction to Golf and First ...

Feherty Will Join NBC Sports’ and Golf Channel’s Coverage of the Olympic Games, Ryder Cup, PGA TOUR, European Tour, as well as The Open Championship Additional Elements Include Universal Television ...

The following is a release from the Texas A&M Athletic Department. In 1997, David retired from the tours and became an on-course reporter and golf analyst. The first episode of Feherty debuted in 2011 ...

Many PGA Tour stars who’ve joined LIV Golf have said they were mostly attracted by huge contracts, and golf broadcaster David Feherty had essentially the same reason for bolting to the new tour. LIV ...

Noted commentator and Emmy-nominated host David Feherty has signed with NBC Sports Group in a deal that will bring his style and personality exclusively to the golf telecasts of NBC and Golf Channel.

There are few people around professional golf who have seen more (and said more) over the years than David Feherty. With a storied – and sometimes controversial – career in and around the sport ...

Emmy-nominated sports anchor Scott Van Pelt will join David Feherty on his self-titled original series, Feherty presented by Farmers Insurance ®, Monday at 9 p.m. ET on GOLF Channel. Filmed in West ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Missouri State University announced that David Feherty, a former professional golfer turned acclaimed broadcaster and bestselling author, will speak on campus this fall. He ...

It’s hard to imagine any golfer at The Open Championship had a worse week than Romain Langasque. As a result, he was the subject of some serious clowning by longtime golf pundit, David Feherty. While ...

Gary McCord will probably be the first to admit that you can’t have fun at golf tournaments like he used to back in the day. And legendary broadcaster Verne Lundquist agreed with his longtime CBS ...