As the PGA Tour season concludes, nostalgia fills the air, reminiscent of a school year ending. The FedEx Cup Playoffs signal the final chapter of a thrilling 2026 campaign, showcasing triumphs from superstars and emerging talents alike.

Legendary broadcaster Jim Nantz has been at the forefront of this season, marking his 40th year since his first call at the Masters in 1986. As the final two tournaments—the BMW Championship and the Tour Championship—approach, Nantz reflects on his remarkable journey without naming a singular favorite broadcast, stating, "The next one. I love them all."

Nantz shared a memorable story from his early days at Pebble Beach, recalling the old Crosby Clambake, now known as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. He recounted a humorous moment when Jack Lemmon hit a shot into the ocean, leading to a classic exchange:

• Pat Summerall remarked, "That's Lemmon on the rocks."
• Ken Venturi quipped about a drink he had enjoyed, turning to Phil Harris, who was portraying Bing Crosby, and asked, "What’s your favorite drink?"
• Harris replied, "The next one."

This anecdote encapsulates the whimsical spirit of the event, illustrating how Nantz has masterfully blended storytelling with sports broadcasting throughout his illustrious career.