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Baker-Finch Retiring From CBS
AUSTRALIA, JUL 22 – Ian Baker-Finch ends a nearly 30-year broadcasting career with CBS Sports after 17 professional wins and a major title, concluding his role at the Wyndham Championship.
- On July 22, 2025, Ian Baker-Finch announced his retirement, signing off at the Wyndham Championship on Sunday, August 3, capping a nearly 30-year commentary career.
- After his playing career, Baker-Finch moved into broadcasting with ESPN and CBS, starting in 1998 and 2007, respectively, following his 1991 Open Championship win at Royal Birkdale.
- Writing on CBS Sports' platform, Baker-Finch wrote, `'After 19 years as a golf analyst with CBS Sports and a 30-year industry journey, I am retiring,'` and `'Here’s to new adventures and the love of golf,'` he expressed.
- CBS Sports President and CEO David Berson said, `Finchy will always be part of the CBS Sports family, and we thank him for being an incredible teammate and friend`, marking the end of his influential broadcasting legacy.
- Looking ahead, his influence will shape future broadcasts, as CBS has yet to name a successor and his legacy on golf broadcasting remains undeniable.
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Ian Baker-Finch will retire from golf coverage on CBS
Ian Baker-Finch is calling it a career as part of the CBS Sports golf team. The affable Australian has announced he will retire after the CBS broadcasts its final event of the 2025 season next week at the Wyndham Championship.
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