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World Golf Hall of Fame member Davis Love III will join CBS Sports full-time as an analyst for its golf coverage, the network announced Tuesday. “Davis is one of the most accomplished and respected players in the game of golf,� said Sean McManus, Chairman, CBS Sports. “With his playing experience, reputation and relationships across the golf community, he brings a unique perspective and insight that will enhance our broadcasts. Davis is the perfect fit for CBS, and we look forward to him making the best broadcast team in golf even better.� Love will make his CBS Sports debut on the weekend of the Farmers Insurance Open. He said he will still play “select events� on the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions, but his focus is shifting to this new endeavor. “I have long considered CBS Sports the gold standard in golf coverage,� said Love. “Whether playing or coaching, I have always loved the team aspect of golf, and I am thrilled to now be a member of the best team in television.� Love owns 21 PGA TOUR titles, including two PLAYERS Championships and the 1997 PGA Championship. Along with his play on the course, Love has consistently been honored for his demeanor off it, winning the PGA TOUR’s Payne Stewart Award in 2008, the USGA’s Bob Jones Award in 2013 and the Jim Murray Award in 2016. That honor is presented by the Golf Writers Association of America each year to the golfer who best cooperates with the media. He also has been elected by his fellow players to the PGA TOUR policy board four times.

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Words can tell the story of Pebble Beach as it enters its 100th year. But photos do a better job.

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Garrick Higgo was born and still resides in South Africa, but a part of him will always feel at home in Las Vegas, too. So, when the UNLV product won $50,000 for the charity of his choice through the RSM Birdies Fore Love program, he didn’t have to think twice on where to contribute the funds. As part of the Shriners Children’s Open – last week’s stop on the PGA TOUR at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada – Higgo, 23, selected Shriners Children’s to receive the funds. “Having attended UNLV, I learned a little about the great work that Shriners Children’s does,” Higgo said. “I’m delighted to be back playing in Las Vegas at the Shriners Children’s Open, and I’m grateful to the RSM Birdies Fore Love program in helping me support this worthy cause whilst I am here.” Over the course of the first nine events of the 2022-23 PGA TOUR Regular Season, RSM Birdies Fore Love will award players with charitable donations through an on-course competition. In collaboration with the PGA TOUR, RSM will again donate $1 million to charitable organizations through the program. Higgo earned his $50,000 for Shriners Children’s by leading the Sanderson Farms Championship field with 24 birdies or better. It’s not the first time Shriners Children’s has benefited from RSM Birdies Fore Love, as Chesson Hadley (2020), Danny Lee (2021) and Wyndham Clark (2021) each made contributions to the medical center network through weekly wins, too. In addition to the weekly winners, the top three players who accumulate the most birdies or better throughout the first nine TOUR events of the season will earn $300,000, $150,000 and $50,000, respectively, for children- or family-focused charitable organizations of each player’s choice. Shriners Children’s is a network of medical centers across North America where minors under the age of 18 receive care for orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate. Having opened its first hospital in 1922, this year marks the 100-year anniversary of Shriners Children’s. To date, Shriners Children’s has cared for more than 1.5 million patients.

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