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''Talkin' Golf With Ann Liguori'' Returns to WFAN/New York


Ann Liguori
Ann Liguori

Entercom welcomes the second season of "Talkin' Golf with Ann Liguori" on Sports WFAN-AM & FM/New York. Season two of the show featuring the station's golf correspondent Ann Liguori will air Sundays from 7-8am ET through June 28 and will include interviews with key figures in the sport of golf.

"Ann is a WFAN original and continues to serve as our premier golf reporter, also covering the US Open Tennis Championship and other special events for the station," said Entercom/New York Senior VP Mark Chernoff. "No one is more dialed in to the sport than Ann and we're looking forward to the return of her show, giving listeners an inside look at movers and shakers in the game, including players, celebrities, authors, broadcasters and other newsmakers in the world of golf."

"I'm looking forward to talking, especially during these challenging times, about the game that so many WFAN listeners love," said Liguori. "Radio brings people together. I love talking with callers and look forward to connecting with the newsmakers in the game, both nationally and regionally, to keep everyone up-to-date on the latest stories and issues in golf."

Liguori joined WFAN in 1987 as a sports/talk host, golf and tennis correspondent and weekly columnist. She hosted the weekly "Hey Liguori, What's the Story" show, debuting the first weekend the station went on the air in July, 1987 and running for over 15 years. She was also one of the original hosts on The Golf Channel with a primetime weekly show and is the author of "A Passion for Golf, Celebrity Musings about the Game."

She' covered 21 consecutive Masters Tournaments, dozens of US Open Tennis Championships and PGA Championships in addition to a variety of LPGA and PGA Tour events. "Talkin Golf with Ann Liguori," which aired during the final round of the 2019 Masters Tournament live from Augusta National Golf Club, won the International Network of Golf Media Award for Best Radio Show.

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