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Bob Harig boasts an illustrious career spanning over 30 years as a senior golf writer for ESPN.com. His dedication to covering the game has been unwavering, beginning with his tenure at the St. Petersburg Times and continuing with ESPN.com. Harig’s association with ESPN.com began in 1997, and since then, he has contributed significantly to the platform’s golf coverage. Alongside his golf reporting, Harig also covered college football for the St. Petersburg Times, showcasing his versatility as a sports journalist.
In addition to his writing responsibilities, Harig frequently graces ESPN’s SportsCenter and other platforms, providing insights and analysis during golf events or when significant news arises in the world of golf. His on-air presence further enhances ESPN’s coverage and engages viewers.
Hailing from Barrington, Illinois, Harig’s love for golf was kindled during his time as a caddie at Inverness Golf Club. This experience paved the way for him to earn an Evans Scholarship, enabling him to attend Indiana University. He pursued degrees in journalism and history, equipping him with a strong educational foundation for his career in sports journalism.
Currently residing in Florida, Harig remains an active member of the Golf Writers Association of America (GWAA). He has been associated with the GWAA for many years, even serving as the organization’s president for a term. Harig’s commitment to the golf community and his passion for delivering exceptional golf coverage have solidified his status as a respected figure in the field of golf journalism.