WATCH: Whoops! Nick Faldo puts glasses on upside down during Bryson DeChambeau interview. By Josh Berhow. August 26, 2018. Nick Faldo had a glasses malfunction on Saturday. CBS.

Nick Faldo reminisced on his famous Ryder Cup hole in one at the Belfry as he enjoyed hosting duties at the iconic venue which is staging this week’s 2024 British Masters. Faldo hit a perfect ...

And Sir Nick Faldo reckons there is a much simpler way to go about saving par (or bogey). “So if you want to get rid of one shot on your card,” he asks in this video, “chip old school with ...

Nick Faldo put on a show for fans with this long putt that rolled up the green and back down into the hole. Along the way, Faldo pulled out his fishing pole to reel it in.

— Sir Nick Faldo (@NickFaldo006) February 10, 2018 Faldo did take a camera to the green to prove his hole in one. And of course the Masters music was playing in the background.

Nick Faldo and Jim Nantz are good buddies, and they both really love Pebble Beach. They’ve combined to tell us about it a time or two, and that love affair isn’t going away anytime soon ...

There was a symmetry to Nick Faldo making the Wyndham Championship his final broadcast as an analyst for CBS Sports. It was the same tournament 43 years earlier that the six-time major winner made ...

On Friday night, Faldo posted a video of him making a hole-in-one in Jim Nantz's backyard. And as we know from a previous clip shared by the CBS announcer, those who make an ace on the replica of ...

Watch: Nick Faldo cries reminiscing about first Masters win. April 14, 2019. ... Faldo isn’t the first golfer we have seen cry over a Masters memory, and he won’t be the last.

Nick Faldo shared a great tip on how to set up to shape your shots more efficiently. Controlling the shape of your shots is key to gaining greater versatility on the course. A fade causes your golf ...

CBS Sports golf analyst Nick Faldo discusses this week's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, the rise of Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka and the suddenly longer-hitting Charles Howell III.

For years, Sir Nick Faldo was Jim Nantz's right-hand man on CBS Sports. They called countless golf tournaments and Masters Tournaments. He recently joined Golf.com's Claire Rogers on her Scoop ...