2026 Masters: Viewing Guide from Practice Range to Final Putt

If you’re a golf fan eagerly awaiting Masters week like a kid on Christmas Eve, get ready to immerse yourself in 136 hours of live TV and streaming coverage from April 9-12. The 90th Masters Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, GA, will be an exciting event to watch.

For the first time ever, Prime Video will kick off the coverage on April 9-10 from 1-3 p.m. each day. ESPN will take over for the first two rounds, while Paramount+ will stream coverage over the weekend from 12-2 p.m., leading into CBS coverage.

Viewers can enjoy live streaming coverage of three areas on the golf course: Nos. 4-6, Nos. 11-13 (Amen Corner), and Nos. 15-16, along with feature groups. Combined with the live television coverage on ESPN and CBS, including the Par 3 Contest on ESPN April 8, you’re looking at a total of 28 hours on TV and 108 hours of streaming coverage.

This extensive coverage marks a departure from Masters history, where late Augusta National Golf Club chairman Clifford Roberts limited TV cameras to the second nine until 2000 when first-nine coverage was allowed.

Jim Nantz, lead CBS analyst working his 41st Masters this year, expressed his excitement, saying, “The Masters lives 365 days. It’s an amazing event, and I’m blown away by the variety of platforms we have to showcase the tournament.”

So gear up, get your snacks ready, and enjoy the abundance of golf coverage ready to keep you entertained during Masters week.