Masters Tournament: Your Guide to Watching, Scores, and Tee Times

How to Watch the Masters

Following the Masters requires knowing the broadcast schedule. Early rounds often feature on ESPN and streaming platforms like Masters.com or the Masters App, which typically offer featured groups and hole coverage. Weekend coverage usually shifts to CBS and Paramount+ for broader viewership. Check your local listings and the official Masters website for precise timings based on your region.

Keeping Up with Scores and Tee Times

Live scoring is available through the official Masters website and app, as well as major sports news outlets. Tee times for each round are released the preceding day, allowing fans to plan their viewing around specific players or groups. For instance, knowing Keegan Bradley's tee time helps fans tune in for his specific round.

The Augusta Experience

Augusta National is renowned for its challenging layout and pristine conditions. Watching the tournament provides glimpses of iconic holes like Amen Corner (holes 11, 12, and 13), where the tournament can often be won or lost. Understanding the course's nuances adds depth to the viewing experience.

Where can I watch the Masters for free?

Limited live coverage might be available on Masters.com or the Masters App, often featuring specific holes or groups. Broadcast coverage on CBS is available via antenna in many areas.

How are tee times determined?

Pairings and tee times for the first two rounds are pre-determined. For the weekend rounds, players are paired based on their scores, with the leaders teeing off last.

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