How to Watch The Masters Live 2024

Where to stream The Masters this weekend

The 2024 Masters Tournament will be broadcast across two main channels: CBS and ESPN. Additional coverage of the tournament will be available to watch on the Golf Channel.

Watch The Masters on Sling TV (featured partner)

Save a few dollars by choosing Sling TV to stream The Masters this year. Sling TV offers three main packages: Sling Orange begins at $40 per month for 32 channels, including ESPN. Sling Blue also begins at $40 per month but offers 40 total channels. Or, you can pick a Sling Orange + Blue Plan, which begins at $55 per month and includes all 46 Sling TV channels. All Sling TV customers receive 50 hours of free DVR storage, or you can upgrade to 200 hours for an additional $5 per month. And with a Sling Blue or Sling Orange + Blue subscription, you can stream simultaneously across up to three devices. 

But you’ll need a little more help to stream The Masters Tournament with a Sling TV subscription. To stream your local CBS affiliate – home of the final two rounds of The Masters Tournament this year – you’ll need a good old-fashioned antenna. You can also gain access to the Golf Channel by adding on a Blue Sports Extra package, which is an additional $11. 

Read our full Sling TV review here.

Watch The Masters on Fubo

Fubo is a sports lover’s paradise, streaming over 100 hours of sports every single week. Lucky for you, that includes the 2024 Masters Tournament. Fubo offers two main plans: the Pro plan and the Elite plan. The Pro plan costs $79.99 per month and includes over 190 channels, including CBS, ESPN and the Golf Channel. 

Score over 60 additional channels with an Elite plan, which costs only an additional $10 a month for a grand total of $89.99 per month. That’s a lot of sports for under $100 per month. Additionally, Fubo offers a free trial and 1000 hours of Cloud DVR. With Fubo, you can also stream on up to ten total devices in your household and two devices out of the home. 

Read our full Fubo review here. 

Watch The Masters on Hulu + Live TV

You’ll be seeing green (in a good way) if you stream The Masters with Hulu. Hulu + Live TV plans start at $76.99 and include over 95 channels, including CBS, ESPN and the Golf Channel. Plus, you get access to Hulu’s on-demand library, a Disney Plus subscription, and an ESPN Plus subscription for the same monthly price. To make it easy for yourself, you can even utilize the same login credentials across all three apps.

For a couple extra bucks, you can go ad-free across Hulu’s on-demand library and Disney Plus for $89.99 per month and enjoy the same great channels needed for The Masters Tournament, and yes, an ESPN Plus subscription. Please note that an ad-free version of ESPN Plus is not currently available. Hulu + Live TV plans don’t come with a free trial, but you can just skip to the good part and enjoy features like Unlimited Cloud DVR, Key Plays View and more. 

Read our full Hulu review here.

Watch The Masters on DIRECTV STREAM

Is DIRECTV STREAM the answer to your Masters Tournament prayers? DIRECTV STREAM offers three main packages: Entertainment, Choice and Ultimate. The Entertainment plan costs $79.99 per month and includes over 75 channels, but to watch the entire Masters Tournament, you’ll want to opt for a Choice or Ultimate plan. The Entertainment plan does not currently include the ability to stream your local CBS affiliate.

DIRECTV STREAM’s Choice package costs $108.99 per month and includes over 105 channels, including CBS, ESPN and the Golf Channel. Want to level up? Get all the Choice channels and more with an Ultimate plan, which costs $119.99 per month and includes over 140 channels. Each DIRECTV STREAM plan comes with a free trial as well as Unlimited Cloud DVR, which means you can watch that unbelievable putt over and over again. 

Read our full DIRECTV STREAM review here. 

Watch The Masters on YouTube TV

YouTube TV continues to make waves in the streaming industry by continuing to up its sports coverage, becoming the exclusive home of the NFL Sunday Ticket in 2023. And this spring, you can stream The Masters Tournament with a YouTube TV Base plan for $72.99 per month. The YouTube TV Base plan includes over 100 live channels, including CBS, ESPN and the Golf Channel. 

YouTube TV sweetens the deal for customers by also including Unlimited Cloud DVR, which gives up to six individual user profiles their own library. Your household can also stream up to three simultaneous devices at the same time. Or you can unlock unlimited concurrent streams with a 4K TV add-on. Other add-on options include Max, SHOWTIME and Epix for even more premium content.

Read our full YouTube TV review here.

Watch The Masters on Peacock

Golf Channel Masters coverage will also be available to stream with a Peacock subscription, as the Golf Channel is owned by NBC. Golf Channel and Peacock will air “Live From The Masters” content before and after each round airs live on ESPN or CBS. With only access to CBS and not ESPN look to partner with Sling TV to complete coverage of the Masters at the lowest price.

Read our full Peacock review here.

The Masters schedule 2024

• Thursday, April 11 @ 3 p.m. Masters Tournament Round 1 on ESPN
• Friday, April 12 @ 3 p.m. Masters Tournament Round 2 on ESPN
• Saturday, April 13 @ 3 p.m. Masters Tournament Round 3 on CBS
• Sunday, April 14 @ 2 p.m. Masters Tournament Final Round on CBS

You can catch additional Masters Tournament coverage, like the “Live from The Masters” program, on the Golf Channel and Peacock beginning Monday, April 8.

*All the times are in Eastern.

Who can play in The Masters Tournament?

As you can imagine, not everyone is able to enter The Masters Tournament. This year, there are 20 categories of eligibility. Additionally, Augusta National may also choose to extend special invites to players who do not fall into one of the 20 categories of eligibility.

The 20 categories for the 2024 Masters are:

1. Previous Masters winners (lifetime)

2. Winners of the five most recent U.S. Opens

3. Winners of the five most recent Open Championships

4. Winners of the five most recent PGA Championships

5. Winners of the three most recent Players Championships

6. The current Olympic gold medalist (one year)

7. The current U.S. Amateur champion and runner-up (one year must remain an amateur)

8. The current Amateur champion (one year must remain an amateur)

9. The current Asia-Pacific Amateur champion (one year must remain an amateur)

10. The current Latin America Amateur champion (one year must remain an amateur)

11. The current U.S. Mid-Amateur champion (one year must remain an amateur)

12. The current NCAA DI men’s individual champion (one year must remain an amateur)

13. The first 12 players, including ties, in the previous year’s Masters

14. The first four players, including ties, in the previous year’s U.S. Open

15. The first four players, including ties, in the previous year’s Open Championship

16. The first four players, including ties, in the previous year’s PGA Championship

17. Individual winners of PGA Tour events that award a full-point allocation for the season-ending Tour Championship, from the previous Masters to the current Masters

18. Those qualifying for the previous year’s season-ending Tour Championship

19. The 50 leaders on the final Official World Golf Ranking for the previous calendar year

20. The 50 leaders on the Official World Golf Ranking published during the week prior to the current Masters Tournament (2024)

FAQ

Is The Masters 2024 on TV?

Yes, The Masters 2024 will be on TV across CBS, ESPN and the Golf Channel networks.

Can I watch The Masters on Paramount Plus?

While you won't get The Masters with Paramount Plus's Essential Plan, if you upgrade to Paramount Plus with SHOWTIME, you'll unlock access to your local CBS station and The Masters.

Will The Masters be on CBS in 2024?

Yes, the final two rounds of the 2024 Masters will be on CBS.