How To Watch The Masters 2026: Free Streams & TV Details For The Final Round Of The Augusta Major

Watch The Masters 2026 for free wherever you are in the world, as Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young start the Final Round tied for the lead at 11-under par. The reigning champion had had a six-shot lead – eight clear of Young – but his errant driving caught up with him just as the American's luck came in. Golf Monthly will bring you all the information on TV channels and live streaming for the Final Round of the 2026 Masters.

McIlroy has found as many fairways off the tee as he's missed, but on Thursday and Friday the rest of his game more than made up for his mistakes. Yesterday, however, everything deserted him just as the rest of the field got to grips with August National. He was the only player in the top 10 to shoot over par. The other nine combined for an average of 4.4-under.

The momentum is very much with Young, although his run of outrageously good fortune surely can't be replicated on Sunday. After his ball ricocheted charitably off one of the patrons, and then a tree, when he found the water on the 15th you wouldn't have been surprised if the gulch drained away and sprouted a thicket of grass.

Sam Burns starts the Final Round one back and Shane Lowry on 9-under. How good is it, meanwhile, to see Jason Day back amongst it? The former world No.1, whose career has been derailed in recent years by chronic back issues, is right in the thick of it, level with three-time Masters runner-up Justin Rose on 8-under.

Lurking ominously in the shadows is Scottie Scheffler, tied with Li Haotong on 7-under after quietly carding the joint-best round of the tournament.

Scheffler and Li tee off at 6.52pm BST / 1.52pm ET, followed by Rose and Day at 7.03pm BST / 2.03pm, Burns and Lowry at 7.14pm BST / 2.14pm ET, and McIlroy and Young at 7.25pm BST / 2.25pm ET.

In this guide, Golf Monthly brings you all the details on how to watch The Masters 2026 online, on TV, and from anywhere in the world. Scroll down for the Final Round tee times.

Watch The Masters 2026 for free

The Masters is free-to-air in the US courtesy of the Masters.com, which is live streaming the full main feed broadcast.

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You can also access the free stream in the States via the Masters app which is available on iOS and Android.

Its multi-feed streaming offering will also include Featured Groups and Featured Holes. It sounds too good to be true, but it isn't. Don't miss out.

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Watch The Masters 2026 from anywhere

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How to watch The Masters 2026 in the US

In the US, coverage of The Masters is spread across ESPN, Prime Video and CBS. The full TV schedule is listed just above.

The opening two rounds go out on ESPN and ESPN Unlimited, with early coverage on Prime Video. ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited are also showing Featured Holes 4, 5 & 6, Amen Corner, Featured Holes 15 & 16 and Featured Groups across all four days.

The final two rounds are on CBS and its streaming platform Paramount+, with early coverage on Paramount+. Paramount+ is also showing Amen Corner, Featured Holes 15 & 16 and Featured Groups across all four days.

All four rounds, plus Featured Groups and Featured Holes coverage, are also free-to-air on the Masters website.

If you don't have cable, you can watch the entirety of The Masters 2026 through Masters.com, or via ESPN Unlimited, Prime Video and Paramount+.

Another option is a cable alternative that carries ESPN and CBS. DirecTV Stream, YouTube TV, Hulu+Live TV and Fubo are the best options.

How to watch The Masters 2026 in the UK

Golf fans in the UK can watch The Masters on Sky Sports. The main feed is being shown on the network's dedicated golf channel, Sky Sports Golf, and some of the action will be available to watch on Sky Sports Main Event too.

Sky Sports+ will show Featured Holes 11, 12 and 13 at Amen Corner.

Prices start at £22/month for Sky Sports on top of an existing Sky TV plan, while you can also stream all the action on NOW Sports. Prices start at £14.99/day.

How to watch The Masters 2026 in Canada

The Masters is being shown live on TSN in Canada. The main feed is being shown on TSN1, Featured Holes 11, 12 and 13 at Amen Corner are on TSN3, and Featured Groups are on TSN4.

All of the action, plus coverage of holes 4, 5 and 6 and extended Featured Groups coverage, can be live streamed on TSN+. Prices start at $8/month and rise all the way to $80 for a full annual plan.

How to watch The Masters 2026 in Australia

Golf fans in Australia can watch The Masters on Fox Sports and Kayo. The main feed is being shown on Fox Sports 503, while Featured Holes 11, 12 and 13 at Amen Corner are on Fox Sports 505.

All of the action can be live streamed on Kayo Sports. Kayo Sports plans start at AU$30/month, though you can get a 7-day trial for just AU$1.

The Masters Tee Times: Final Round

Times in EDT (Add 5 hours for BST)

• 9.06am (2.06pm): Aaron Rai, Charl Schwartzel
• 9.17am (2.17pm): Gary Woodland, Kurt Kitayama
• 9.28am (2.28pm): Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia
• 9.39am (2.39pm): Si Woo Kim, Rasmus Hojgaard
• 9.50am (2.50pm): Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson
• 10.01am (3.01pm): Matt McCarty, Corey Conners
• 10.12am (3.12pm): Viktor Hovland, Justin Thomas
• 10.23am (3.23pm): Alex Noren, Maverick McNealy
• 10.45am (3.45pm): Adam Scott, Marco Penge
• 10.56am (3.56pm): Harris English, Samuel Stevens
• 11.07am (4.07pm): Brian Harman, Jordan Spieth
• 11.18am (4.18pm): Sungjae Im, Hideki Matsuyama
• 11.29am (4.29pm): Sepp Straka, Jacob Bridgeman
• 11.40am (4.40pm): Chris Gotterup, Kristoffer Reitan
• 11.51am (4.51pm): Michael Brennan, Max Homa
• 12.13pm (5.13pm): Nick Taylor, Matt Fitzpatrick
• 12.24pm (5.24pm): Ludvig Aberg, Brian Campbell
• 12.35pm (5.35pm): Tyrrell Hatton, Tommy Fleetwood
• 12.46pm (5.46pm): Brooks Koepka, Wyndham Clark
• 12.57pm (5.57pm): Ryan Gerard, Xander Schauffele
• 1.08pm (6.08pm): Jake Knapp, Ben Griffin
• 1.30pm (6.30pm): Patrick Reed, Collin Morikawa
• 1.41pm (6.41pm): Patrick Cantlay, Russell Henley
• 1.52pm (6.52pm): Scottie Scheffler, Haotong Li
• 2.03pm (7.03pm): Jason Day, Justin Rose
• 2.14pm (7.14pm): Sam Burns, Shane Lowry
• 2.25pm (7.25pm): Cameron Young, Rory McIlroy

• 9.31am (2.31pm): Kurt Kitayama, Alex Noren
• 9.42am (2.42pm): Charl Schwartzel, Rasmus Hojgaard
• 9.53am (2.53pm): Jon Rahm, Si Woo Kim
• 10.04am (3.04pm): Brian Harman, Corey Conners
• 10.15am (3.15pm): Sergio Garcia, Maverick McNealy
• 10.26am (3.26pm): Keegan Bradley, Viktor Hovland
• 10.37am (3.37pm): Justin Thomas, Gary Woodland
• 10.48am (3.48pm): Samuel Stevens, Adam Scott
• 11.10am (4.10pm): Marco Penge, Matt McCarty
• 11.21am (4.21pm): Jordan Spieth, Sepp Straka
• 11.32am (4.32pm): Aaron Rai, Jacob Bridgeman
• 11.43am (4.43pm): Patrick Cantlay, Sungjae Im
• 11.54am (4.54pm): Dustin Johnson, Russell Henley
• 12.05pm (5.05pm): Harris English, Ryan Gerard
• 12.16pm (5.16pm): Ludvig Aberg, Scottie Scheffler
• 12.38pm (5.38pm): Collin Morikawa, Brian Campell
• 12.49pm (5.49pm): Nick Taylor, Matt Fitzpatrick
• 1pm (6pm): Hideki Matsuyama, Michael Brennan
• 1.11pm (6.11pm): Jake Knapp, Xander Schauffele
• 1.22pm (6.22pm): Ben Griffin, Max Homa
• 1.33pm (6.33pm): Chris Gotterup, Brooks Koepka
• 1.55pm (6.55pm): Jason Day, Cameron Young
• 2.06pm (7.06pm): Haotong Li, Kristoffer Reitan
• 2.17pm (7.17pm): Wyndham Clark, Tyrrell Hatton
• 2.28pm (7.28pm): Shane Lowry, Tommy Fleetwood
• 2.39pm (7.39pm): Patrick Reed, Justin Rose
• 2.50pm (7.50pm): Rory McIlroy, Sam Burns

Preview

The azaleas, the ambience, sunlit memories of Rory McIlroy slipping on that Green Jacket – they've all got us in the mood for romance at the 90th edition of The Masters, and there wouldn't be a more popular winner than Justin Rose, a two-time runner-up who last won a Major in 2013.

Aged 45, it's unlikely that Rose will get too many more opportunities to stake his claim for the title, an added pressure that's of no concern to his rivals this week.

Scottie Scheffler hasn't been at his peerless best and is coming off an extended break due to the birth of his second child, but he's still the pre-tournament favourite. Victory would make him the fourth player, after Tiger Woods (2001, 2002, 2005), Jack Nicklaus (1963, 1965, 1966) and Arnold Palmer (1960, 1962, 1964), to earn three Green Jackets in five years.

2023 champion Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau, who collapsed down the stretch last year, have brought strong form and words into The Masters, while Ludvig Aberg, Cameron Young and Tommy Fleetwood are in good company. 38 winners of The Masters had never won a Major previously.

The Masters 2026 TV Schedule

Saturday 11th April – Final Round:

US (ET): 12pm-7pm (Masters.com) / 12pm–2pm (Paramount+), 2pm-7pm (CBS, Paramount+)
UK (BST): From 4.30pm (Sky Sports Golf, Now)
Australia (AEDT): 12am-9am (Fox Sports 503/Kayo)
Canada (ET): From 10am (TSN4, TSN+)