The Grant Napear Show - 7/28/16
Grant covers everything today from the San Fransico Giants, To NFL Training Camp, and finishes with the Golf Hour. All that and more on The Grant Napear Show.
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Grant covers everything today from the San Fransico Giants, To NFL Training Camp, and finishes with the Golf Hour. All that and more on The Grant Napear Show.
Dottie Pepper, CBS Sports on-course reporter, surveys the landscape at Baltusrol for the PGA Championship, the last major of the year.
Kelly Kraft, chasing success in his first full year on the PGA Tour, missed an opportunity at the RBC Canadian Open.
The PGA Championship, the PGA Tour's final major, tees off this week at Baltusrol Golf Club. CBS Sports' broadcast team previews the action.
With the PGA Championship only two weeks after the Open Championship, golfers have had to reexamine their approach to scheduling.
Jhonattan Vegas came back with a brilliant closing round of 64 at the RBC Canadian Open to win his first PGA Tour event since 2011.
CBS Sports golf analyst Ian Baker-Finch previews the RBC Canadian Open, as the PGA Tour returns to Glen Abbey.
Andrew Johnston is an unlikely Brit with a bushy beard and charm to spare. It may not be long until he finds the top of the leaderboard.
Henrik Stenson, the most recent Open Championship winner, is the fourth PGA Tour major champion in a row to win his first major.
On the First hour of the Lo-Down, Damien's back with Jason and Ken and the guys start off by talking about the amazing finish of the British Open. They also discuss Ken's trip to the State Fair and what's all the buzz with Pokemon Go. In the second hour of the shows the guys open with "Three The Hard Way" the guys also discussed players who stayed with the same team for their entire career. In the final hour in the show the guys recaped the weekend in sports, and ended with "And-1."
Henrik Stenson wins the Open Championship, beating Phil Mickelson and setting the all-time overall scoring record for a major.
A can't-miss talent out of college, Kyle Reifers is finally making his way on the PGA Tour 10 years later.
A crowded PGA Tour schedule that includes the Olympics this year gives elite and aspiring pro golfers options and challenges.
Bud Cauley, recovered from shoulder surgery, is playing for PGA Tour status. Will he get the needed 458 points during his medical exemption?
Jason Day is likened to Tiger Woods in his prime, which no player in golf history has matched. Is this high praise really warranted yet?
Dustin Johnson wins the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, his second tournament win in three weeks, proving again that he can finish.
Jon Rahm, recently the world's top-ranked amateur golfer, went pro last week and is trying to play his way onto the PGA Tour.
CBS Sports golf announcer Gary McCord looks at the storylines surrounding the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational this week.
Billy Hurley III won the Quicken Loans National, while Jon Rahm tied for third. Each made the PGA Tour field on a tournament exemption.
Billy Hurley III won the Quicken Loans National, fending off Vijay Singh for his first tournament win in three years on the PGA Tour.
Rookie Harold Varner III is the only African American currently playing on the PGA Tour, and his play is what will keep him there.
Dottie Pepper, CBS Sports on-course reporter, breaks down the Quicken Loans National, this week's stop on the PGA Tour.
How do Jason Day, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy stack up against Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus when they were young?
Dustin Johnson won the 2016 U.S. Open for his first major. The PGA Tour veteran placed second in 2015, after missing a short putt.
Brooks Koepka, the third-year PGA Tour pro, displays good length off the tee. But can he improve his scoring around the greens?
