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Kevin Kisner apologized for his harsh criticism of CBS' Masters coverage during a podcast appearance. He expressed confusion over the broadcast's timing and content, stating it was often outdated.
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Kevin Kisner apologized for criticizing CBS' Masters coverage.Fore Play podcast
In the aftermath of Rory McIlroyâs Masters victory, Kevin Kisner made a guest appearance on Barstool Sportsâ Fore Play podcast to break down the week that was.
The nearly two-hour conversation covered a lot of bases: Roryâs triumph, Scottie Scheffler and Justin Roseâs near-miss, and other big moments. But when the discussion turned to the broadcast, Kisner went on a viral, profanity-laden rant about what he believed to be CBSâ shortcomings.
âI have a very biased opinion so I want to go ahead and put that out there before I start since I work for the other network,â Kisner began. âAnd I was so fâing confused the entire time by trying to keep up with the behind-the-scenes CBS feed. Theyâre literally showing sâ that I knew happened ten minutes ago all day long. It was so bad that I in fact texted Colt Knost during the show and said, âDo you all ever show a live shot?â Iâm better off following the fâing app than following your feed.ââ
âSo your entire Masters coverage is a fantasy world. Itâs bullsât,â Kisner continued. âWhatever we all watch has already happened seven minutes ago. Could you imagine watching the fâing Super Bowl and being like, âOh yeah, Tom Brady threw that touchdown seven minutes ago, weâre going to act like itâs live here so our announcers can sound really smart and weâre going to sit here and heâs going to throw it wide open down the middle but it actually happened seven minutes ago and everyone in the stadiumâs taking a pâ. What are we doing, man?â
Kisner, who became a lead golf analyst for NBC in 2024, was onsite at Augusta National working as a lead analyst for Sirius XMâs Masters broadcast team. Beyond serving as an incendiary bit of post-Masters commentary, his comments were extraordinarily unusual for a man serving as an employee of one of the PGA Tour broadcast partners, who rarely, if ever, air public criticisms of one another.
âYou have no commercials,â Kisner said. âPlay live shots. I donât know. Our production team at NBC prides themselves on playing every shot that they possibly can live. And we talk about with Dan Hicks, when we canât, we have to say a moment ago, because weâre trying to make the whole movie make sense, right? We donât want to show you a tap-in on 16 and go âOh yeah, heâs already hitting his shot on 17â because obviously he has to walk over there. I have no idea what theyâre doing. Literally no idea. Theyâre showing every shot on tape. Itâs incredible. I donât even know how the announcers call it.â
Kevin Kisner criticized CBS' Masters coverage for being confusing and outdated, claiming it showed events that had already happened.
Kisner apologized for his comments after realizing they were overly harsh and expressed a biased opinion as he works for a competing network.
Kisner's criticism came during a discussion on Barstool Sportsâ Fore Play podcast, where he reflected on Rory McIlroyâs Masters victory and other tournament highlights.
Kisner texted Colt Knost during the CBS broadcast to express his frustration with the coverage and to question if they ever showed live shots.

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On Thursday, Kisner returned to the Fore Play podcast to issue an apology.
âItâs been an interesting few days, but it is what it is,â Kisner said. âI just have to apologize to the the golf team at CBS. I crossed the line probably, too much by talking about that whole content. And I know from my short time in the business how wild production is, right? It is a very difficult thing to produce a live show and make it all work and everybody does their best.
âNBC screws up all the time, and weâre just trying to do our best, and I went too far on being critical on them, and I just want all the people associated with it to know I apologize,â he continued. âTheyâre our partners with the PGA Tour and they continue to showcase in a great way the game we all love, and theyâre all trying to do their best, and I was too critical of them.â
You can watch Kisnerâs apology in the video above, or the Fore Play podcast episode in its entirety here.
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