Verne Lundquist calls it a career at the 2024 Masters Boston 25 News [Video]

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Every Tuesday of Masters week, Verne Lundquist commandeers one of the CBS golf carts — one of the very few allowed on the course at Augusta National Golf Club — and tours the course backward. He starts at the 18th hole, site of so many legendary memories, reunions and heartbreaks. He descends the steep hill away from the clubhouse, rolling past the famous par-3 16th where his calls still echo in the pines. He cruises through Amen Corner, and then back up the steep 10th in the direction of the clubhouse.

Lundquist knows this course as well as anyone, and he knows the 16th and 17th — where both Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus charged to victory, and where Lundquist himself narrated their triumphs — better than anyone. This year will mark the end of Lundquist’s 40-year run commenting for CBS at Augusta National, bringing to an …