It’s the end of an era on the CBS broadcast.
After 16 years wearing the headset for the network, Sir Nick Faldo said goodbye from the booth during the final round of the 2022 Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Sunday. The six-time major champion, who has a deep history at Sedgefield dating back to his PGA Tour debut at the 1979 Greater Greensboro Open, was honored with a plaque behind the ninth green on the club’s Wall of Fame where he joins the likes of Charlie Sifford and Arnold Palmer.
The broadcast also featured a handful of messages from Faldo’s former and current colleagues both on and off the golf course, and it got to be pretty emotional at times. So much so that Dottie Pepper at one point joked, “Are you guys able to call this or do you want me to take it?”
Earlier today, Nick received a very special plaque on the ⛳️Wall of Fame here in Greensboro. Thank you @WyndhamChamp & @Sedgefield1926 this is a great honor. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/FKWOSIO2cP
— Faldo⛳️SirNick&Lindz (@SNFLLF) August 6, 2022
Here’s how the golf world honored Sir Nick Faldo for his broadcast retirement.