Some of the biggest names in golf surely want to leave 2025 behind them and look toward the future with a new season on the horizon

Amanda Balionis has welcomed Johnson Wagner to CBS’s golf broadcast team. The three-time PGA Tour winner will join as an on-course reporter for PGA Tour events on CBS and Paramount+ starting in January. He will also contribute to CBS Sports’ digital platforms, sharing previews, recaps, and content on the network’s social channels.

The three-time PGA Tour winner's popularity has boomed in the last few years, in part because of segments where he recreates shots. He says those will continue.

As Golfweek reported on Thursday, CBS named Johnson Wagner to its golf broadcast team as an on-course reporter for PGA Tour events, starting in January.

Wagner has garnered golf fans' adoration by recreating key golf shots from tournament rounds, which he will continue in his new role

Finch's replacement after the Australian retired at the end of the PGA Tour season, with the broadcaster choosing to promote from within

Finch, CBS Sports announced a promotion for Colt Knost from his role as on-course reporter to the television tower to replace him. Now that a spot has opened up in the reporting role, CBS has named a new addition to their team – Golf Channel analyst Johnson Wagner.

Tiger Woods began swinging a club before he could read, and by age two, he was already putting on television, including a well-documented appearance on CBS alongside Bob Hope. And by the mid-1990s, he had already been named Southern California Amateur of the Year and multiple Player of the Year honors,

There is set to be a new face on CBS's PGA Tour coverage once the new season begins in January, with a popular Golf Channel pundit set to make the leap to the lead broadcaster of the Masters

Woods has taken a substantial role in the future competition committee that seeks major change in the PGA Tour