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Jim Furyk named lead analyst for USA Sports’, Golf Channel’s PGA Tour and men’s major coverage

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Jim Furyk was named Wednesday as lead analyst for USA Sports’ and Golf Channel’s PGA Tour and men’s major coverage.

As part of a multi-year deal, Furyk will be on the call for major championships, signature events and, eventually in 2028, PGA Tour Championship Series tournaments.

“I’m thrilled to expand my role with USA Sports and Golf Channel to call the action at men’s majors and the biggest PGA Tour events for years to come,” Furyk said in a statement. “I have really enjoyed my time in the booth and look forward to continuing to develop in the role, providing my expertise and analysis for golf fans, and working with everyone behind the scenes.”

Furyk is a 17-time PGA Tour winner – including the 2003 U.S. Open – and captain of the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup team. He will be Golf Channel’s lead analyst for this week’s Tour Championship when play begins Thursday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.

“Jim Furyk immediately elevated our golf coverage when he entered the Golf Channel broadcast booth for the first time earlier this year, and we were really impressed with his work-ethic and preparation,” said Tom Knapp, EVP and GM, Golf Channel. “As a U.S. Open champion, Jim brings next-level experience and expertise to our PGA Tour and men’s major championship coverage across Golf Channel and USA Network. We’re thrilled to have him in the lead analyst role for years to come.”