The best players in the world will pursue the Green Jacket – some for the first time, others, like world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler, will be chasing a repeat feeling – at the 89th Masters tournament.
A global audience from more than 200 counties and territories will have the opportunity to watch the tournament, across multiple platforms, from Augusta National Golf Club.
SuperSport will bring you all the live action from Georgia.
DATE: 10-13 April
VENUE: Augusta National Golf Club, Georgia
BROADCAST DETAILS
* Stream the action LIVE on DStv *
On the Range - Monday 7 April
SS Golf | 6-8pm
On the Range - Tuesday 8 April
SS Golf | 3-5pm
Par 3 - Wednesday 9 April
SS Golf | 8-11pm
Day 1 - Thursday 10 April
Early Coverage | SS Grandstand - 14:45-21:00
Main Feed | SS Golf & SS Grandstand | 21:00-02:00
Day 2 - Friday 11 April
Early Coverage | SS Golf - 14:45-18:00
Main Feed | SS Golf - 18:00-02:00 | SS Grandstand – 23:00-02:00
Day 3 - Saturday 12 April
Early Coverage | SS Golf - 16:15-18:00
Main Feed | SS Golf - 18:00-01:00 | SS Grandstand - 20:30-01:00
Day 4 - Sunday 13 April
Early Coverage | SS Golf - 16:15-18:00
Main Feed | SS Golf - 18:00-01:00
SCHEFFER CHASING A HATTRICK OF TITLE
World number 1 Scottie Scheffler is chasing his third successive Green Jacket having won the two previous editions.
Last year he claimed his second title, shooting 11-under 277 to edge Ludvig Aberg, who placed second at 7-under 281.
Scheffler also won the 2022 Masters for what was his first career major victory.
MCILROY HAS THE MOMENTUM
Rory McIlroy will feel confident going into the tournament having already won two PGA Tour titles in the last two months. is going into this one with the momentum.
All eyes are on the Irishman as he embarks on a quest to not only secure victory but also etch his name in the annals of golfing history.
BEZUIDENHOUT LEADS SOUTH AFRICA'S CHARGE
South Africa’s highest ranking player Christiaan Bezuidenhout will lead the country’s charge at Augusta. He will be joined by Thirston Lawrence who finished fourth in last year’s The Open.
Charl Schwartzel will be looking to add to his 2011 title.
IS WOODS PLAYING?
Woods, a five-time winner of the green jacket, is going to miss the Masters in 2025 after having surgery to repair a ruptured achilles, an injury he announced on April 11. He's one of 16 past champions not playing in 2025.