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AUGUSTA, GA. – With 36 fewer holes and as much to play the Masters 2019, this tournament has already proven itself. A very starred case if there was one on a golf course, the competition was fierce while the group of 87 players was reduced to 65 who will fight for the green jacket.
For many, just being able to attend Masters once is a dream. But the truth is that being able to watch golf on their biggest stage every four consecutive days is an incredible treat every year for golf fans, whether at home, on the road or – hush! — at work. CBS Sports is thrilled to offer you full Masters coverage throughout this week with a variety of methods allowing you to view the sport's flagship event, both on your TV, online streaming and even on your mobile device.
Tiger Woods participates in his second consecutive Masters since missing events and climbed the ladder on Friday. He tackles Saturday with a shot from a tie to five for the lead. Oh, what about these leaders? They are all major champions. Enough of that. Here's how to watch as many Masters as possible throughout the week. Make sure you stick with CBS Sports for live coverage and download the CBS Sports app to watch Masters Live on your mobile device.
All hours of the East
Tour 3 – Saturday, April 13
Round 3 hour start: 9am[[[[Saturday departure time]
Masters on the course: 11h to 13h on CBS Sports Network and CBSSports.com
Masters Live Stream: 9:55 am at the end of the game on CBSSports.com
TV coverage: 15h-19h on CBS | Bis: 20h on CBS Sports Network
Live simultaneous broadcast of television: 15h-19h on Masters.com
Tour 4 – Sunday, April 14
Round 4 hour start: 10 hours
Masters on the course: 11h to 13h on CBS Sports Network and CBSSports.com
Masters Live Stream: 11 hours until the end of the game on CBSSports.com
TV coverage: 14h-19h on CBS | Bis: 20h on CBS Sports Network
Live simultaneous broadcast of television: 14h-19h on Masters.com
Additional details
The range of channels Masters Live 2019.
Masters on the beach: The live broadcast from the practice area of the tournament at Augusta National will be presented from Monday to Sunday on CBSSports.com, the CBS Sports app and the CBS Sports network. Masters On The Range will include interviews with players and field analysis prior to the start of the 2019 Masters and throughout the tournament. Amanda Balionis, Michael Breed, Bobby Clampett and Brian Crowell comment.
Featured groups: Andrew Catalon and Billy Kratzert will begin coverage of the 2019 Masters on Thursday morning with the featured groups. In addition, Crowell and Breed will also serve as advertisers for live live coverage of select groups of selected couples throughout their cycle.
Amen Corner: Live video of the 11th, 12th and 13th holes. Grant Boone and Mark Immelman will serve as announcers for Amen Corner.
15 and 16: Clampett, Luke Elvy and Ned Michaels will comment and analyze the live streaming video on the 15th and 16th holes.
In addition to the four live action golf channels, Masters Live will feature highlights from the video, including ongoing and late-night progress, Par 3 highlights, historical highlights, highlights from the Augusta National Room and the Interview Room. Masters Live and the additional features available on Masters.com will be available for free on CBSSports.com and on the CBS Sports app for phones and tablets.
CBS Sports HQ, CBS Sports' 24/7 live sports news channel, will broadcast live updates and news reports on the standings as well as the latest news from the tournament starting on Monday with Doug Bell and CBS Sports Golf Writer, Kyle Porter. Highlights will also be available on CBS Sports social channels and CBS Sports broadcast coverage will be streamed via the CBS All Access subscription service.
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