2024 Masters Tournament: TV and streaming schedule, how to watch & broadcasters

The Masters is one of the peaks of the sports calendar, and in 2024, there are more ways than ever to tune in to the action.

Continue reading for all you need to know regarding the 2024 broadcast schedule in the United States, the different ways to watch the tournament, a list of broadcasters and more.

2024 Masters TV and streaming schedule

Despite being the biggest event in golf, The Masters is not broadcast on national television until the afternoon in the United States.

Read below for a full TV and streaming schedule for the 2024 tournament.

Thursday, April 11 - Round One

Masters.com/Masters App

• 8:15 AM ET: Honorary starters
• 9:15 AM - 7:30 PM ET: Featured groups

ESPN Broadcast

• 3 PM - 7:30 PM ET

Friday, April 12 - Round Two

Masters.com/Masters App

• 9:15 AM - 7:30 PM ET: Featured groups

ESPN Broadcast

• 3 PM - 7:30 PM ET

Saturday, April 13 - Round Three

Masters.com/Masters App

• 9:15 AM - 7:30 PM ET: Featured groups

CBS Broadcast

• 3 PM - 7 PM ET

Friday, April 14 - Final Round

Masters.com/Masters App

• 10:15 AM - 7 PM ET: Featured groups
• 7 PM - 7:15 PM ET: Green Jacket Ceremony

CBS Broadcast

• 2 PM - 7 PM ET (or until tournament finish)

How to watch the 2024 Masters, TV channel and streaming

All four rounds of The Masters can be streamed live on Masters.com or the Masters App. Coverage through the official website or app begins several hours before the national TV broadcast in each of the four rounds.

On Thursday and Friday, rounds one and two, The Masters will be broadcast live on ESPN starting at 3 PM ET. Featured holes and groups can also be streamed on ESPN+, Paramount+ and the CBS Sports App.

On Saturday and Sunday, rounds three and four, The Masters will be broadcast live on CBS starting at 3 PM ET (Saturday) and 2 PM ET (Sunday). Featured holes and groups can also be streamed on ESPN+, Paramount+ and the CBS Sports App.

2024 Masters TV broadcasters, commentators, analysts

On Thursday and Friday, rounds one and two, The Masters will be broadcast live on ESPN and feature commentary from Scott Van Pelt and Geoff Ogilvy.

Joining them throughout the coverage are Michael Eaves, Curtis Strange, Andy North, as well as reporters Marty Smith, Michael Collins and Jeff Darlington.

On Saturday and Sunday, rounds three and four, The Masters will be broadcast live on CBS and feature commentary from Jim Nantz, Trevor Immelman and on-course reporter Dottie Pepper.

Verne Lundquist, known best for his commentary on the famous 16th hole, will also be on commentary for what will be his 40th and final Masters.