Skip to main content

Good news for golf fans: Masters coverage to expand in 2025

CBS Sports is giving fans more Masters coverage in 2025

A crowd watching a golf tournament.
andrew shelley / Unsplash

If you can’t get enough coverage of the four major golf events in men’s golf— we understand, and neither can we.  If your favorite is the Masters, you are arguably let down every year, as the televised portion is so short compared to the length and popularity of the tournament. Get ready to do a happy little golf clap because CBS Sports will give fans watching at home what they want for the 2025 Masters Tournament.

The Masters Tournament

A crowd watching a golfer take a shot.
Richard Stott / Unsplash

In 2025, the Masters will be held at the Augusta National Golf Club from April 7th through the 13th. The Masters is the only one of the big golf tournaments at the same venue every year, with the Augusts National Golf Club having the honors since 1934.

Recommended Videos

The practice rounds are Monday, April 7th, and Tuesday, April 8th, with the infamous Champions Dinner on Tuesday. Wednesday, April 9th, is the final practice round and the Par-3 Contest. The tournament officially starts with Round 1 on Thursday, April 10th. The Masters concludes on Sunday, April 13th, with the final round of play.

The extended Masters Tournament coverage

Fans watch golfers play in the Master's Tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club.
Augusta National Golf Club

Where to watch

  • CBS Television Network
  • Paramount+

CBS Sports is gifting us with an additional five hours of live coverage between Saturday and Sunday to better showcase the final rounds of play. This brings the live total up to 14 hours for viewers to see if their favorite player gets their name engraved on the Masters Trophy. Paramount+ and CBS Television Network will have live coverage from 2:00 p.m. until 7 p.m. ET on Saturday and Sunday. Paramount+ is offering even more live coverage, with an additional two hours from 12 p.m. until 2 p.m. ET.

Not everyone can afford to watch the top players swing for a chance to sink their name into golf history in person. Whether you hope to see Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, or Viktor Hovland go for the coveted Green Jacket in 2025, at least you will be able to follow the end of the tournament more closely from the most comfortable spot in your living room, thanks to CBS Sports expanding its coverage.

Dannielle Beardsley
Dannielle has written for various websites, online magazines, and blogs. She loves everything celebrity and her favorite…
Why we switched to L.A.B. Golf’s Mezz.1 Max putter and why you might too
Got a bad case of the yips? Try this new golf club that combats torque
Lab Putter

Golf is so much more than a mental and physical sport. There's nothing like standing on the green, the pin just far enough to make you squint, with the ball sitting there waiting for the winning swing that ends with a rattle in the cup. Everyone loves winning, which is why the Mezz.1 Max from L.A.B. Golf is creating a buzz. Some 19 PGA golfers currently use one of L.A.B.  Golf's putters. Dan Gaul, co-founder of The Manual, got his hands on L.A.B. Golf's Mezz.1 Max and says that it's the real deal. Here's why the L.A.B. Mezz.1 Max should be your new green-side obsession and a go-to for your next golf trip.
What you need to know about putters

According to L.A.B. Golf, most putters out there are working against you. This is because of torque, the twisting force that creeps into your putting stroke. Sometimes, this happens when the putter head wiggles or pulls off-line, and some have weight and balance issues that fight your natural motion. When you tense up or your tempo's off, this can cause your golf ball to veer left when you really aimed right. For a golfer, pretty much nothing else is more frustrating.

Read more
The first three episodes of ‘Andor’ season 1 are now available on YouTube
The show's first season featured four, three-episode arcs
Stellan Skarsgard and Diego Luna in Andor

Ahead of the premiere of its second season on Disney+, Disney has pulled out all the stops to get people excited for the return of Andor. That includes putting the show's entire first season on Hulu and also putting the first three episodes of season 1 on YouTube. If you've been holding off on checking the most critically acclaimed Star Wars show out, now's the time to give it a go.

Tony Gilroy, the show's creator, will also be hosting a live hour-long rewatch event on March 13 “with select talent." We don't know who exactly will be there yet, though.

Read more
Amazon Prime Video is now the streaming home for NBC’s ‘The Apprentice’
The show was designed to test the business props of its regular and celebrity contestants.
Donald Trump on The Apprentice

Although there are few shows in the history of TV that have had a larger impact on world events, for much of Donald Trump's political life, The Apprentice has not been available to stream. Now, Deadline is reporting that the show's first seven seasons will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

The show, which starred Trump as the all-knowing business executive who gathered regular people, and then eventually celebrities, to compete for a spot inside the Trump organization, was a ratings success, and helped to further Trump's public image as a successful businessman.

Read more