A song cover by Noah Kahan featured in a new promotional video for the 2025 Masters golf tournament is sparking outrage.

The Vermont hitmaker will be on hand at the 2025 playing of the Masters, taking place from April 10-13 in Augusta, Georgia.

To advertise for coverage of the 2025 Masters, ESPN is using a cover of Ray Charles' "Georgia on My Mind" by beloved folk ...

Hey ESPN and The Masters… there’s still time to go back.

“We see you, [Noah Kahan]!” their caption read ... Stick Season (Live From Fenway Park), which was recorded at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts.

James Taylor and his All-Star Band will return Boston this summer. The six-time Grammy winner added 17 shows to his tour, which now spans through September, including stops at MGM Music Hall on Aug.

Georgia is on everyone's mind during The Masters, which is why ESPN uses the historic tune to promote the tournament. Hear Noah Kahan's latest version.

And there’s a new voice in their famous “Georgia on my Mind” promo. Musician and golf enthusiast Noah Kahan is the new voice of the iconic promo, debuting this past weekend on the ESPN networks.

The play will feature live cover versions of songs by Vermont native and rising star Noah Kahan. “Our Town” is a venerable, oft-produced play about life and death in a small New England community.