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Sports world pays tribute to Dan Hicks on social media

Dan Hicks, who spanned the sports world during his broadcast career, died Wednesday at age 64.An iconic voice for golf, swimming, skiing and Notre Dame football, Hicks was remembered by his friends, family...

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Dan Hicks, who spanned the sports world during his broadcast career, died Wednesday at age 64. An iconic voice for golf, swimming, skiing and Notre Dame football, Hicks was remembered by his friends, family and colleagues on social media: pic.twitter.com/8CK7OLXbZx — Hannah Storm (@HannahStormESPN) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks was an extraordinary colleague, friend and person.

In his 34 years at NBC Sports, he was an exceptional storyteller and caller of games and events who elevated some of the biggest moments in sports history. From Olympic swimming and skiing to Notre Dame football,... pic.twitter.com/BNUBq4Crl7 — NBC Sports (@NBCSports) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks, longtime lead golf play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports, has died following an acute illness.

He was 64. Across three decades, Hicks provided the soundtrack to some of golf’s most memorable moments. The Arizona native joined NBC in 1992 and assumed the network’s... pic.twitter.com/eQWJPT0SGF — PGA Tour (@PGATour) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks was as great and as good as it gets.

A legend. He welcomed every colleague and elevated every broadcast. No one funnier.

Fortunate to have broken bread with him and shared a tee time with him. I am thinking about Hannah and the girls and so many who love him. pic.twitter.com/aIJozQN7kK — Damon Hack (@damonhackGC) November 12, 2026 The PGA of America mourns the sudden loss of Dan Hicks, the voice of NBC Sports’ Ryder Cup coverage since 2002. pic.twitter.com/mPq2r10IDn — PGA of America (@PGA) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks and Rowdy Gaines were far and away the best pairing on any Olympic sport in the United States.

Their call of the United States' epic comeback in the 4x100 Free in Beijing will never be forgotten. LA will not be the same without Dan Hicks. RIP. pic.twitter.com/JprxHdNDsp — Ethan Budowsky (@ethanbudowsky) November 12, 2026 We’re heartbroken by the loss of Dan Hicks.

For more than two decades, Dan’s voice was the sound of many of golf’s biggest moments. When you tuned in and heard him, you knew you were watching something that mattered. That’s what he gave the women’s game every time he called one... pic.twitter.com/B44XrG1uRY — LPGA (@LPGA) November 12, 2026 Roger Maltbie remembers longtime friend and colleague, Dan Hicks. pic.twitter.com/rNLWX1qxOG — Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) November 12, 2026 A statement from Versant CEO Mark Lazarus: pic.twitter.com/IDjSxADbfA — Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) November 12, 2026 Seen a lot of people posting the Tiger and Phelps/Lezak clips (rightfully so), but this Dan Hicks call of JJ Spaun’s 65-footer to win the U.S.

Open is one of his best. “How about ONE?!” Rest easy, legend pic.twitter.com/3CTX3fVOGW — Nick Stavas (@nickstavas) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks was the soundtrack of our Saturdays and Sundays. His sound was the signal for us that we should be sitting on our couch.

Our weekends will not be the same. Gone too soon, my friend. Blessed to have known you and watched you perform your excellence. https://t.co/KHjpWdnxYn — Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) November 12, 2026 Few people played a larger role in telling the story of The Players than Dan Hicks.

Through his voice, generations of fans experienced some of the championship's most unforgettable moments. Since 1993, there wasn't a Players Championship that Dan didn't cover. In many ways, Dan... https://t.co/7e8XXJeRwx — The Players (@ThePlayers) November 12, 2026 Such a sudden and tragic loss in our NBC family, and more importantly, his own beautiful family 🤍 You truly did welcome me, and so many others, Dan.

You will be so SO missed. https://t.co/jrDufRpeXc — Cara Banks (@CaraBanksNBC) November 12, 2026 So saddened by the sudden loss of Dan Hicks. I was fortunate to spend some quality time with Dan during the three events I worked on as a commentator in 2024, and he couldn’t have been more welcoming or generous with his time.

He made me feel immediately at home and had such a... pic.twitter.com/AGXGL2NERs — Luke Donald (@LukeDonald) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks passing is heartbreaking for so many. His company made you feel what he always exuded, joy and warmth. May God rest a good soul. 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/caTQhtfyJ8 — Gary Williams (@Garywilliams1Up) November 12, 2026 Heartbreaking news.

RIP Dan.....🙏🏼 https://t.co/RDCVqDavAl — Trevor Immelman (@TrevorImmelman) November 12, 2026 We are saddened to hear about the passing of legendary broadcaster Dan Hicks. His voice was the backdrop to many iconic Olympic moments in our sport’s history, and his presence will be greatly missed in the swim, sports, and broadcast communities. pic.twitter.com/Jb59vbtD4Q — USA Swimming (@USASwimming) November 12, 2026 James E.

Rohr Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua on the passing of Dan Hicks: pic.twitter.com/jXtLwW7IUA — The Fighting Irish (@FightingIrish) November 12, 2026 We are deeply saddened by the loss of Dan Hicks, NBC Sports' alpine skiing commentator who brought the excitement and emotion of our sport to millions of viewers throughout the past three decades.

His unmistakable voice became part of the fabric of alpine racing, reaching... pic.twitter.com/VogYTpeB5n — U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team (@usskiteam) November 12, 2026 Dan Hicks was a master of unscripted play-by-play, voicing many of golf's most famous moments over the last 30 years.

Jimmy Roberts remembers his iconic call of Tiger Woods' putt at the 2008 U.S. Open: "Expect anything different?" pic.twitter.com/sIzzzJDt89 — Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) November 12, 2026

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