Golf This Week: 2017 Masters Week TV Broadcast Coverage

Live streaming, tv broadcast, and commentary schedule of golf this week at the 2017 Masters Tournament.

Golf this week is all about the 2017 Masters! Although most of us won’t be strolling the Augusta National fairways, Golf Channel, CBS Sports Network, ESPN, and Masters.com will bring us full coverage and comfortable seats.

Although CBS has a lock on the weekend tee-to-green live action, there’s plenty of Augusta National tv and radio broadcast and live streaming coverage all week.

All tv broadcast times are listed in ET. You’ll need to make the appropriate conversions.

Sunday, April 2

Start your day with the Drive, Chip, and Putt National Finals at 8am on Golf Channel. (For those who slept in or went to church, there will be a replay at 10pm.) Then it’s time for the final rounds of the Shell Houston Open (1pm), the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic (3pm), and the ANA Inspiration (5pm).

Monday, April 3

CBS Sports Network and Masters.com will take you to the driving range beginning at noon. Golf Channel talking heads will be Live From The Masters beginning at 2pm and if you want a refresher of the 2016 Masters you can get an hour of last year’s highlights beginning at 5pm. More Live From The Masters talking heads will follow.

Tuesday, April 4

CBS Sports Network is at the driving range again, 9-11am and Masters.com will be streaming from the driving range beginning at noon. Golf Channel’s Live From The Masters talking heads also get started at 9am. If you’re not strapped to a desk you can get a full dose of pre-game warm-up conversation.

Beginning at 5pm Golf Channel will broadcast two hours of memory lane – 1992 Masters highlights of Fred Couples’ victory start at 5pm and at 6pm 1997 highlights will feature Tiger Woods’ win that year. More Live From The Masters chatter will follow.

There will be no tv coverage of the annual Champions Dinner although I expect there will be considerable attention given to this event by the talking heads.

Wednesday, April 5

For the early birds, Golf Channel will get you ready for the day with Live From The Masters, beginning at 6am. CBS Sports Network will take you to the driving range, 9-11am with Masters.com streaming the driving range action beginning at noon. ESPN and Masters.com will provide coverage of the Par 3 Contest beginning at 3pm. Those who aren’t able to watch the Par 3 Contest action live can catch up with an 8pm encore on ESPN2.

Golf Channel will provide another trip down memory lane at 5pm with highlights from Phil Mickelson’s 2010 Masters victory.

Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7

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ESPN will provide 1st round Masters coverage, beginning with the traditional ceremonial opening tee shot at 8am. ESPN SportsCenter will provide reports and updates throughout the 1st and 2nd rounds with live action broadcast coverage beginning at 3pm ET both days.

There’s enough live streaming of Masters action to create some conflicted decision-making. WatchESPN and the App.ESPN will provide live streaming of the rounds.

On Masters.com, featured groups live streaming begins at 9:15am daily, Amen Corner streaming begins at 10:45am, and Holes 15 and 16 streaming begins at 11:45am.

If you haven’t had enough, you can always tune in to Golf Channel’s Live From The Masters at 7:30pm for more recap and analysis of the day’s round.

Saturday, April 8

Golf Channel’s Live From The Masters will get you started at 9am and Masters.com will provide featured groups live streaming at 10:45am, Amen Corner streaming beginning at 10:45am, and Holes 15 and 16 streaming beginning at 11:45am.

You may want to tune in to CBS Sports at 1:30pm for a 30 minute feature of Masters Magical Moments, a look-back at some of the great shots in Masters history, followed by an hour-long feature of Masters Legends from Bobby Jones to Tiger Woods. Think of it as the pre-game party for the 3rd round!

CBS Sports will provide Moving Day live action tv broadcast coverage beginning at 3pm and the Golf Channel talking heads will recap the day on Live From The Masters at 7pm.

Sunday, April 9

In addition to the various live streaming options, CBS Sports will provide Masters Sunday tv coverage beginning at 2pm.

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If you’re not able to put together the estimated $5250 you’d need to pick up a 4-day pass to the 2017 Masters Tournament, Masters.com, ESPN, and CBS Sports is going to ensure that you get as much golf action as you want this week.

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