Golf lovers, the good begins. Starting today, Thursday, April 6, and until Sunday, April 9, we will have the opportunity to enjoy the Augusta Masters. This first big event of the year for golf (at the big level, of course) will say who wears the green jacket at the Augusta National Golf Club.
We give you all the information you need to know about times, dates and where to watch golf live online so you don’t miss a game.
Where to watch the Augusta Masters
To be able to view the Masters Tournament live in full we will have to have a subscription to Movistar+. Specifically, the Golf and Golf 2 channels of the platform will broadcast the entire event in full and in Spanish.
On the other hand, sports newspapers such as Marca or AS will also comment on the entire day live (although without a live image).
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2023 Masters Tournament Schedule
Let’s go in parts, there is a lot of information to tell. The first and most important is the time at which the magic starts. This is the published agenda for this Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7, days on which the first two rounds will be played. We put in parentheses the hours of difference with respect to Spain:
- 15:30 to 01:30 Spanish time.
- 9:30 am to 7:30 pm New York time (6 hours).
- 6:30 am to 4:30 pm Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Mexico time (8 hours).
- 10:30 am to 8:30 pm Argentina time (5 hours).
As for the day on Saturday, April 8, the hours are shorter, but we do not lose golf because of them, since we will have the best:
- 18:00 to 01:00 Spanish time.
- 3:00 pm to 10:00 pm New York time (6 hours).
- 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Mexico time (8 hours).
- 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm Argentina time (5 hours).
For the day of Sunday, April 9, the day the championship closes, the schedule is reduced a little more, although with the difference of knowing who wears the green jacket:
- 18:00 to 00:30 Spanish time.
- 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm New York time (6 hours).
- 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 10:00 am to 4:30 pm Mexico time (8 hours).
- 1:00 pm to 7:30 pm Argentina time (5 hours).
What time do the favorites play?
Having commented on the general schedules of the broadcasts, it is now time to focus on the favorites of the poster. These are their departures for today’s debut Thursday:
Sergio Garcia, Adam Svensson and Sahith Theegala:
- 15:12 Spanish time.
- 09:12 New York time (6 hours).
- 06:12 Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 07:12 Mexico time (8 hours).
- 10:12 am Argentina time (5 hours).
Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas and Cameron Young:
- 16:42 Spanish time.
- 10:42 am New York time (6 hours).
- 07:42 Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 08:42 Mexico time (8 hours).
- 11:42 am Argentina time (5 hours).
José María Olazábal and Cameron Champ:
- 17:06 Spanish time.
- 11:06 am New York time (6 hours).
- 08:06 Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 09:06 Mexico time (8 hours).
- 12:06 Argentine time (5 hours).
Tiger Woods, Xander Shauffele and Viktor Hovland:
- 16:18 Spanish time.
- 10:18 am New York time (6 hours).
- 07:18 Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 08:18 Mexico time (8 hours).
- 11:18 am Argentina time (5 hours).
Scottie Sheffler, Max Homa and Sam Bennett:
- 19:36 Spanish time.
- 1:36 pm New York time (6 hours).
- 10:36 am Los Angeles time (9 hours).
- 11:36 am Mexico time (8 hours).
- 2:36 pm Argentina time (5 hours).
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