How to watch the 2024 Masters: TV & Live Streams
Don't miss a single shot of the 2024 Masters with our handy guide to watch from anywhere in the world.
Masters week is officially here, so to make sure you don't miss a single shot, we've put together a handy guide to help you watch the golf from anywhere in the world.
With a formidable lineup of in-form players, including Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Hideki Matsuyama, all vying to slip on the prestigious green jacket for a second time, the competition is set to reach new heights.
So, with that in mind, you want to be sure you've sorted out your viewing options before the first tee shot is hit.
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Will Rahm go back-to-back for the first time since Tiger Woods in 2002, or will we see one of the inform rookies achieve the unthinkable and win on their first outing, an achievement that hasn't been completed since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979?
The array of outcomes is fascinating, so to ensure you can watch every twist and turn, we've put together a handy guide on how to tune in from anywhere in the world.
How to watch the 2024 Masters form anywhere
If you’re currently abroad or not in the same country as the TV streaming service you’re trying to use, you probably won’t be able to watch The Masters because of geo-blocking, a technology that broadcasters use to restrict certain content to specific parts of the world. However, you can dodge geo-blocks by using a VPN, and ExpressVPN is one of the best.
ExpressVPN is an easy-to-use VPN that lets you change your IP address, making it look like you’re in a completely different country. It also encrypts your internet traffic to protect your privacy.
It’s compatible with most streaming devices including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Xbox and PlayStation, and Android and Apple mobiles.
The Masters Start Times (UK)
Sky Sports coverage
Thursday April 11
- 2pm to 7.30pm – Featured groups
- 7.30pm to 12.30am – Full coverage
Friday 12 April
- 2pm to 7.30pm – Featured groups
- 7.30pm to 12.30am – Full coverage
Saturday 13 April
- 3.15pm – Featured groups
- 7.30pm to 12.30am - Full coverage
Sunday 14 April
- 3.15pm – Featured groups
- 6.30pm to 12.30am – Full coverage
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How to watch the 2024 Masters in the UK
Sky Sports Golf is showing The Masters in the UK.
With a Sky Sports subscription, you’ll be able to stream the golf online via Sky Go, and if you’re not in the UK right now you can use ExpressVPN to get around any geo-blocks.
The Masters can also be streamed on Sky Go, with a Now sports membership pass.
Single-day passes are available for just £11.99 – providing access to all 12 Sky Sports channels; alternatively, a monthly pass can be purchased for £34.99.
How to use SkyGo if you are outside of the UK?
2. Connect to a server location in the UK
4. Head to Sky Go and log in
4. Enjoy the action!
How to watch the Masters online (US) without cable
You can watch the 2024 Masters online via ESPN+, Paramount+ Masters.com, the Masters app and the CBS Sports app.
To watch the golf on one of these streaming services you may need a VPN, which can be acquired following these four simple steps
To watch The Masters on ESPN+, Paramount+ or CBS Sports app:
2. Connect to a server location in the U.S.
3. Download your desired app and make an account if you haven't got one
4. Kick back and enjoy!
How to watch the Masters online (US) with cable
Catch all the thrilling 2024 Masters tournament moments on TV, courtesy of CBS and ESPN. ESPN has you covered for the initial two rounds on Thursday and Friday, while CBS takes over for the climactic third and fourth rounds on Saturday and Sunday.
Thursday, April 11
- 15:00 -19:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Friday, April 12
- 15:00 - 19:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Saturday, April 13
- 15:00 - 19:00 p.m. (CBS)
Sunday, April 14
- 14:00 -19:00 p.m. (CBS)
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