It should probably come as no surprise that Bryson DeChambeau is at the centre of the weirdest thing Johnson Wagner has seen ...

Johnson Wagner has spoken about what he found really strange as he followed the final group for the handful of holes they ...

Imagine recreating golf shots and landing on CBS! Three-time PGA Tour winner Johnson Wagner has turned viral shot recreations into a major career move, joining CBS Sports as an on-course reporter for ...

The CBS Sports 2026 golf season is officially underway with the Farmers Insurance Open this weekend. It also features the debut of Johnson Wagner as an on-course reporter for PGA Tour coverage. But in ...

In a September 2025 appearance on GOLF’s Subpar podcast, PGA Tour pro-turned-analyst Johnson Wagner detailed his best and worst shot recreations of the year. Golf Channel viewers may remember Wagner’s ...

Johnson Wagner notched three wins over the course of his PGA Tour career, but the 45-year-old pro-turned-Golf-Channel-analyst is now perhaps better known for his bad shots than his good ones. At last ...

Johnson Wagner has recently been entertaining fans during Golf Channel’s “Live From” show by shooting segments from pivotal sites in big events. The Wells Fargo Championship isn’t a major and “Live ...

Wyndham Clark won the CJ CUP Byron Nelson on Sunday at TPC Craig Ranch. Clark fired a magnificent final round of 60 to beat Si Woo Kim by three and Scottie Scheffler by five at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson ...

PINEHURST, N.C. – Bryson DeChambeau called his bunker shot from 54 yards Sunday on Pinehurst No. 2’s 18th hole the shot of his life and later estimated that if given 100 tries, he’d probably get that ...

As brutal as some of these assignments have been, however, none compare to the short straw Wagner drew on Wednesday at the Glen Abbey Golf Club. There, at the former site of the RBC Canadian Open, ...

The par-3 16th hole at Royal Portrush is one of the hardest on the entire course. At 236 yards and playing uphill, the sheer length of it causes problems (and that’s not even factoring in the wind).

New year, same Johnson Wagner. Thankfully. The three-time PGA Tour winner and Golf Channel analyst proved that he was a man of the people often last year when he’d attempt to recreate important shots ...