Paul Azinger is out as NBC Sports’ lead golf analyst. The transfer, which was first reported by the Associated Press, has been confirmed by Golf Digest.

Azinger’s contact was not renewed by NBC, though sources inform Golf Digest the choice caught Azinger without warning. His final occasion was the Ryder Cup, and he is not going to be on name for the upcoming Hero World Challenge.

Sources inform Golf Digest the transfer is a part of a possible overhaul at NBC Sports’ golf protection, with extra modifications presumably coming to the corporate’s Golf Channel model.

Azinger grew to become NBC Sports’ lead analyst in 2019 following the retirement of Johnny Miller. From 2006-2015 he served because the lead golf analyst for ABC and subsequently ESPN. In 2016, he joined Fox Sports’ group for its schedule of USGA Championships.

“I have treasured working beside Dan Hicks and the other talented NBC broadcasters as well as lead producer Tommy Roy and all those behind the scenes,” Azinger mentioned in a press release to golf journalist Steve Eubanks. “They are a remarkable team, and I will miss them tremendously. My thanks to them and the countless others who have supported me and helped me along the way during my work in television. I have faith in what the future holds for me, for NBC, and for the great game of golf.”

As of writing there was no official announcement on who will substitute Azinger within the sales space.