The Masters will be the first major on the PGA Tour schedule for 2022, as usual. This prestigious event has many interesting storylines to focus on at this year’s August National Golf Club.

Tiger Woods is trying to play in his first major since a car crash in February 2021 put his career in doubt. Meanwhile, Phil Mickelson will not enter the event for the first time in 28 years. In addition, defending champion Hideki Matsuyama also suffered a neck injury, so if he can’t play, the field will be wide open.

Golf fans will want to see their favorite players jockey for positions on the leaderboards throughout the four-day event. Luckily, there will be plenty of ways to capture all the action in the battle for the green jacket.

The two networks will carry the entirety of the Masters, as ESPN and CBS will team up to provide 18 hours of coverage of the event on live television. They will each offer plenty of other Master content to watch, including coverage of the featured holes 4, 5, 6, 15 and 16 as well as the show’s iconic “Amen Corner.”

Below is all the information you need to watch and stream Masters live, both on TV and online.

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2022 masters schedule

The first two days of the Masters will be hosted by ESPN. On Thursdays and Fridays, ESPN coverage will begin on live TV at 3 p.m. ET, though die-hard sports fans will be able to stream seeded groups and holes before then.

CBS will be broadcasting the Masters over the weekend. Coverage on Saturday will begin at 3 p.m. ET while coverage for Sunday’s finals will begin at 2 p.m. ET. CBS will offer the opportunity to stream featured hole coverage before their TV coverage begins, as will ESPN.

Canadian viewers will be able to watch the Masters on TSN and CTV during the tournament. TSN broadcasts the first two days of action in 2021 while CTV picks up the last two days of the year, so expect a similar setup in 2022.

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Today’s Master TV coverage

Thursday, April 7

• Television channels: ESPN
• Broadcast time: 15:00-19:30 ET

Friday, April 8

• Television channels: ESPN
• Broadcast time: 15:00-19:30 ET

Saturday, April 9

• Television channels: CBS
• Broadcast time: 3-7pm ET

Sunday, April 10

• Television channels: CBS
• Broadcast time: 2-7 pm ET

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How to live stream Masters online

Fans will be able to watch Masters 2022 online at Masters.com. ESPN+ and Paramount+ will also be broadcasting some of the events over the four competition days.

Another option for streaming tournaments is fuboTV, which offers a free trial for first-time users.

Master streaming schedule

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