News Summary
Kelly Tilghman, a renowned figure in golf broadcasting, is making her comeback by hosting the PGA Championship Clubhouse Report on CBS Sports Network. After two years away, her return is highly anticipated by fans and colleagues alike. Tilghman, the first full-time female play-by-play announcer for PGA Tour tournaments, has expressed excitement about reconnecting with the golf community and continuing to support junior golf through various charitable initiatives, including the Mentor Cup and Gene’s Dream Foundation.
Kelly Tilghman is Back in Golf Broadcasting!
In the charming city of North Myrtle Beach, exciting news is making waves in the golf world! Kelly Tilghman, a beloved figure in golf broadcasting, is returning to the screen after more than two years away. Golf fans everywhere can rejoice as she takes on a new role with CBS Sports for the 2020 PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco!
What’s in Store?
Tilghman will be hosting the PGA Championship Clubhouse Report on CBS Sports Network, a highlight-filled wrap-up show that airs right after each tournament round. This entertaining recap will keep fans in the loop with all the day’s thrilling moments and key highlights, making it easier for everyone to catch up on the golfing action.
Excitement to Reconnect
Upon her return, Tilghman expressed a sense of excitement to reconnect not only with her colleagues but with fans of the sport too. Her goal is not only to stay informative during broadcasts but also to maintain a fun atmosphere with her team. Tilghman is eager to foster a connection with the loyal golf fanbase that’s missed her presence.
A Glorious Career
Giving Back to Golf
Fostering Young Talents
The Mentor Cup highlights the significance of connecting junior golfers with adult mentors. By promoting fun and healthy competition, the event creates an excellent environment for young golfers to learn and grow. With plans for more collaborations and sponsorships with The First Tee, Tilghman is determined to enhance the event’s reach and effectiveness in promoting youth development through the sport of golf.
Mastering the Balance
Family Golf Week Fun
Family Golf Week, which takes place every July in Myrtle Beach, is a fantastic event that includes the Father & Son Team Classic and the Parent & Child Team Classic. Teams can participate for an entry fee of $995, and the proceeds support youth programs and organizations, including The First Tee and the Gene’s Dream Foundation. It’s a win-win situation where families can bond over golf while benefiting causes that support young golfers!
Paving the Way for Junior Golfers
The inaugural Mentor Cup event raised over $100,000 for charitable initiatives in junior golf, proving that Tilghman’s commitment to fostering youth in the sport is genuine and impactful. Whether it’s behind the camera or giving back to her community, Kelly Tilghman’s return is sure to elevate the golfing atmosphere and engage fans once again!
As we eagerly await her broadcasting debut, we can’t help but think that the golf world is about to get a whole lot more exciting with Kelly Tilghman back in action!
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- Myrtle Beach Online
- On The Green Magazine
- Post and Courier
- Island Packet
- Google Search: Kelly Tilghman
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