Rory McIlroy ends a 36-year drought for golf at the BBC awards, Team Scheffler edges Team Rory in a chaotic made-for-TV showdown, and CBS unveils a major broadcast overhaul.RORY’S BIG NIGHT & THE OPTUM GAMESRory McIlroy becomes the first golfer since Nick Faldo (1989) to win BBC Sports Personality of the Year before heading to Jupiter for the inaugural Optum Games, where Team Scheffler edged Team Rory in a playoff by mere inches.Quote: McIlroy called 2025 the "year dreams are made of" in an emotional tribute to his wife Erica and daughter Poppy.Fun Fact: Amateur Luke Clanton stole the show during the chaotic format, clocking a staggering 191 mph ball speed while Lowry and Morikawa made a birdie in just 28 seconds.BROADCAST SHAKEUPS & PNC EMOTIONSMajor changes hit the booth as Johnson Wagner leaves Golf Channel to replace Colt Knost as CBS’s on-course analyst, while Knost gets promoted to sit alongside Nantz and Immelman following Ian Baker-Finch's retirement.The Angle: Gary Woodland tees it up this week with his father, Dan, who recently "rang the bell" to signal he is officially cancer-free.Fun Fact: The rivalry between Annika Sorenstam and son Will McGee has escalated—they are now betting for cash instead of household chores.Quick HitsLIV Golf 2026 Team Championship heads to The Cardinal in Michigan • Robot tests reveal "Year 2000 Tiger" would average 330.8 yards with modern gear • Cara Banks moves to NBC Sports full-time Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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