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United States Damon Hack is a seasoned sports journalist and broadcaster, known for his extensive coverage of golf and other major sports events.
Damon Hack serves as a host for 'Golf Today' and 'Golf Central' and is an on-site reporter for NBC Sports' PGA TOUR coverage and NBC Olympics.
As an on-site reporter, Damon Hack covered the biathlon competition in PyeongChang in 2018 and received a Sports Emmy for the 2024 Paris Olympics coverage.
Damon Hack shared insights on Golf Channel's move to Connecticut and his return to the Met Area in an interview featured in the MGA's March issue.
Damon Hack delivered a TEDx talk titled 'Reimagining Race in America'.
Damon Hack was welcomed as a special guest on the 'GolfForever Play Without Limits Show'.
Damon Hack, a Golf Channel personality and 'Golf Today' host, was part of the broadcast team for the third annual APGA Tour Farmers Insurance Invitational.
Damon Hack was announced as the anchor for the broadcast of the NFLPA Classic golf event.
Damon Hack joined Golf Channel in 2012, where he currently serves as a host for popular shows such as “Golf Today” and “Golf Central”. His role also includes serving as an on-site reporter for NBC Sports’ PGA TOUR coverage. His career at Golf Channel has established him as a recognizable figure among golf fans, contributing to both daily programming and significant event broadcasts.
Prior to his tenure at Golf Channel, Hack gained considerable experience in sports journalism. He worked at Sports Illustrated, where his reporting focused on golf and the NFL, showcasing his versatility across different sports. Before Sports Illustrated, he held positions at The New York Times, covering golf and the NFL, and at Newsday, where he reported on golf and the New York Knicks. His early career included covering the San Francisco 49ers for the Sacramento Bee, demonstrating his roots in sports reporting from various regions and leagues.
His achievements include a Sports Emmy Award as part of NBCUniversal’s coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics, recognized for Outstanding Live Special – Championship Event, where he served as an on-site reporter for the biathlon competition in PyeongChang in 2018. Hack was born in Los Angeles and is an alumnus of UCLA, holding a bachelor’s degree in history, and UC Berkeley, where he earned a master’s degree in journalism. He currently resides in Connecticut with his family, continuing his career as a prominent voice in sports broadcasting.
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