2018 Masters Tournament Start Time: How To Stream, Tiger Woods And More?
Tiger Woods is back in the Masters tournament in Augusta for the first time since 2015. He is a four time Masters Champion, but his last victory came in 2005 and before he got off his career with injuries and infidelity.
Tiger has enjoyed reincarnation at the beginning of this PGA Tour season. In the two tournaments that reached the Masters, they had two top-five matches, and now they can find themselves in favorites to win the 2018 Masters and their fifth green jacket. To win the Masters Tournament, the obstacles of Tiger Woods are currently standing at around 10-1, which give them a place in the group with Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spith and Justin Thomas.
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What: 2018 Masters Tournament
When: April 5-8
Where: Agusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
Channel: ESPN (Round 1 and 2 on Thursday and Friday) and CBS (Round 3 and 4 on Saturdays and Sundays)
Masters live TV coverage
ESPN: 3 PM ET on Thursday and Friday at 7:30 AM
CBS: 3 PM From 7am on Saturdays, and from 2 to 7 pm on Sunday
Live streams at Masters.com or App
On the Masters website or mobile app for iOS or Android, you can live stream without authentication. And you have several streams to choose from:
You can see live coverage and interviews from Augusta National each morning.
You can follow the group of attributes in the masters each day.
You can pull a virtual lawn chair and see the action as it passes through the Amena Corner, Augusta National's most famous sequence hole: treacherous par-1111, Small Summer-12 12, and prolonged paragraph-5 13.
You can see that the golfers navigate 15th and 16 holes of masters.
You can see a livestream of coverage from CBS or ESPN each day.
Before going on the first round with Masters Tournament on Thursday, you can get the preview from the range and watch the cross contest 3.
On the conclusion of the tournament on Sunday, the Masters website or app will take you inside the Butler cabin for the livestream of the Green Jacket Festival.
Live stream of masters at CBSSports.com or App
You can watch live streams of masters at CBSSports.com or CBS Sports Apps, offering four live streams of each of the four days of the tournament. You will be able to see the same live stream as soon as you meet with the Masters site or app, but without the TV simulacast live stream every day. (For the record, CNET is a division of CBS.)
Your Masters Streaming Options
Cord Cutter can see the 2018 Masters Tournament, but they need to find a streaming service providing CBS and ESPN. And please note that in many markets, you can see on demand, but can not see live content from CBS and other local networks, so make sure that any service provides a live feed of CBS where you live. The good news is that each of the services given below provides a free, seven-day trial, which will get you through all four rounds of Masters.
Watch Masters on Direct TV
The original of DirecTV Now, $ 35-a-month live, includes a CBS and ESPN in a small package. You can use your channel lookup tool to see if you get live feed of CBS and other local networks in your zip code.
Watch Masters on Hulu with Live TV
Hulu spends $ 40 a month with live TV and includes CBS and ESPN, but check to see which Hulu is providing live channels in your area.
Watch Masters on Playstation Weave
PlayStation Vue $ 40-a-month access plan includes CBS and ESPN. Channels are different according to the lineup area, so look at the local network on the PlayStation Vu plan page.
See Masters on Sling TV
Sling TV does not offer CBS, so you will get only the first two rounds of Masters Tournament at ESPN on the $ 20-a-month Orange plan of Sledge.
Watch Masters on YouTube TV
YouTube TV costs $ 40 a month and includes CBS and ESPN. It is available in dozens of major metro markets
View Masters on CBS All Access
You can see the last two rounds of masters on CBS's online streaming service. The cost of CBS All Access is $ 5.99 per month.
View Masters on FuboTV
Like CBS All Access, Fubotti will allow you to watch the action on weekends, it lacks ESPN, but there is a live feed of CBS in dozens of markets. FuboTV costs $ 19.99 for the first month before jumping up to $ 44.99 a month.
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