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It's the rite of spring for professional golf as the Masters returns to Augusta.

This year, watch for the Masters to be televised from Thursday, April 10 to Sunday, April 13 on ESPN and CBS.

Masters Tournament 2025 TV Schedule

TVs, laptops and smartphones are the way to watch the Masters (including online streaming webcasts and video highlights) when the Masters Tournament airs on CBS Television with early round coverage on ESPN.

Since TV coverage changes little year by year, check out the tentative Masters tournament schedule just up ahead, and keep it here for updates when the official 2025 Masters schedule is announced in May:

In the UK, Sky Sports will be airing full coverage of the 2025 Masters. Canadian audiences can tune into CTV and TNS for streaming and broadcast coverage, while in Australia the Nine Network is the official home of the Masters 2025.

All about the Masters Tournament

In the world of golf, the Masters is the annual spring time ritual at the August National golf course featuring top golfers battling it out for the famous green jacket -- with prize money worth over a million dollars.

One of the hottest tickets in sports, Masters tickets are only available at masters.com in what amounts to a lottery of hopefuls -- who want to see golf greats in person at the first major golf tournament of the year, Apply online with your contact details and ... good luck! Tickets for the Masters usually go on sale the year before in June.

Say amen, brother: Something akin to the Bermuda Triangle, Augusta's infamous
Amen Corner comprises the 11th, 12th and 13th holes where even the best players
pray to avoid sand traps, sudden wind gusts, and Rae's Creek looming below.

DID YOU KNOW? Masters Tournament trivia & fun facts

The Masters remains a No Cellphone Zone where calls are made the old fashioned way.

• Augusta National outfitted their members with green jackets during the Masters tournament beginning in 1937, so patrons would know who to turn to for information. Today, the world famous Green Jacket is given to Masters winners to designate their honorary membership into the club.

• With Americans off to war in the 1940's, 200 cows were employed to "mow" the grass at Augusta National due to the acute labor shortage.

• On Tuesday night of tournament week, the last year’s winner gets to choose the menu and host a Champions Dinner for all past winners of the Masters. Tiger Woods first Champions Dinner is still talked about, and consisted of cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, French fries and milkshakes.

• The Masters Tournament can boast many pro golf "firsts" including the first to have a mega-parking area with room for thousands of cars. It was the first to use bleachers, and the first to develop an on-course scoreboard. It was the first tournament to be covered on nationwide radio and, years later, the first to be televised on digital TV.

• The Masters remains the only major tournament where fans are prohibited from carrying cell phones, considered a major distraction to professional play. The no-cell zone is also one of the last places on the planet where people can be seen lining up to make a call at pay phones.

More about the Masters Tournament around the Web:

Around the Web, find out more at top sites offering previews, ticket information, photos & clips, background facts, trivia and related tourism information for those traveling to this year's big Masters shootout in Augusta ...

2025 Masters Golf Tournament - The history, the trophies, a visual of the course, greatest moments, lowest scores, webcasts, and ticket information, plus searchable video highlights and news on the current Masters and winners of the past. Keep up with the top names as they compete for the green jacket in Augusta...

BBC Sport | Golf - Up-to-the-minute Masters coverage with all the latest action in photos, audio and video clips, leaderboard, clubhouse scores, feature stories, Augusta weather info.

Augusta, GA - The hometown of the fabled Masters Golf Tournament, with more going on than just golf. The info on this site will help you plan where to stay, what to do when you're not watching the action at the golf course and where to eat. Of course, they also have excellent coverage of the main event.