Jim Nantz

rbc canadian open we're up here at tpc toronto here he is from cbs basically our colleague i'm sure he sees it the same way here's jim nance how you doing jim hello friends and hello colleagues what a what a nice thing you just said you got your uh passport ready jim or what a passport is ready i would have been up there uh today but sadly we lost one of our cbs golf and nfl teammates but

this last weekend up at Memorial Tournament.

We got his services tomorrow.

So, yeah, we'll be remembering him, but we'll always look forward to coming to Toronto.

The fans up there are just fantastic.

And I've just had such a good time with this event through the years.

And, of course, the Nick Taylor victory and the chance to call that and call it glorious and free as the ball went in the hole from 72 feet is one of my favorite moments of my career to be able to see that.

entire scene play out there at Oakdale was amazing.

No, I mean, now it sounds a little bit like, how in the world did you come up with that at the last moment?

But we had Amanda Baleonis and Colton Nose out at one of the late par three holes.

And every time a Canadian player came through,

they were singing the anthem.

And I love your anthem.

I just love listening to your anthem.

And I heard, you know, not that I don't know the lyrics already, but I just kept hearing it and admiring it, and I think it was just ingrained in my head.

Now, I did not have it in the chamber from 72 feet away.

I did not expect that to go in.

But when it did, it just washed over me.

And I said it, glorious and free, and I thought it,

Well, wait a minute.