Watch The Masters live stream replay of Tiger Woods epic win

The first golf major of the year kicks off on 12 April in Australia and every single round is broadcast live. Here's everything you need to know.

Established on 22 March 1934, The Masters Tournament – sometimes known as the US Masters – is one of the most prestigious events in world golf. With a whopping US$11,000,000 in prize money up for grabs, it lures the best talent from around the world, and also plays a role in deciding the PGA Tour, European Tour and Japan Golf Tour.

The course itself offers 6,835m of challenging terrain to navigate with its 72 par score a tough ask for all but the very best. Tiger Woods (1997) and Jordan Speith (2015) share the tournament record of shooting 270: an impressive 18 under across the four days of competition.

The 2019 Masters Tournament begins on 11 April 2019 local time, which is early on the morning of 12 April here in Australia. We have a detailed breakdown of each round's start time across the country below. But first you need to know where to watch The Masters live. We have a detailed breakdown of all of your viewing options on our hub page, notably a comparison between Foxtel and Kayo Sports.

In this article, we're going to focus in on the unique viewing experience offered by Kayo Sports. A full The Masters replay, as well as highlights packages and talks hows, are available on Kayo Sports.

How to watch The Masters for free on Kayo Sports

You may not have heard of Kayo Sports before, but it's something of a sports fan's paradise. This brand new live sports streaming service launched late in 2018 with a competitive, if not irresistible, offering.

Kayo Sports takes the 13 best sport channels found in Foxtel's premium Sports Pack and places them – and all their content – in a singular standalone app. Without the set-top box and the additional non-sporting channels, Kayo Sports is able to offer this content for the much more accessible rate of $25 per month (for two simultaneous streams).

While the number of available devices is growing, already you can log in and live stream the best golf tournaments from around the world (and some 50 other sports) with ease. It can be used in browsers on PC and Mac, through an app on iOS and Android devices, or on your TV via Apple TV, Android TV, Telstra TV or ChromeCast.

Other than its price and modern user-interface, which does an excellent job of highlighting live sport as it is happening, there are also some amazing sports-specific viewing features that cannot be found anywhere else. This includes SplitView (where you can watch four channels at once), picture-in-picture mode, hide scores, key moments, RaceView and more. We detail each of these in our extensive Kayo review.

Thankfully, Kayo Sports has an easy to sign up and cancel free trial period of 14-days. Assuming you have not signed up previously, you can therefore watch the masters live for free by accessing this trial before 12 April. There are other tournaments you will get within that 14-day window too, which you can discover through our global golf calendar.

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Unique Kayo Sports The Masters live stream experience

Best of all, Kayo Sports has an added bonus for golf fans wanting to watch the masters live. Kayo will broadcast four different cameras simultaneously, which through the use of SplitView, you can watch at the same time. You will be able to access:

1. The usual Masters broadcast.
2. A Featured Groups camera focusing on particular players.
3. The Amen Corner, a camera fixed on the most notorious stretch of the Augusta course.
4. Another camera focused on the important 15 & 16.

Elsewhere, each day's play will be preceded by the On the Range show (practice footage, commentary, analysis and interviews), plus there are a host of historical Masters tournaments and documentaries to dive into.

Can you watch The Masters on free-to-air Channel 9?

The short answer to this question is "yes, but it's complicated." The digital channel 9Gem will air for free each round of The Masters, not Channel 9 itself. Plus, while it will show the full round up to the end of the day (approximately 9am to 9.30am), the coverage then stops. Kayo Sports and Foxtel offer a further two hours of post-round coverage. In addition, there is no Masters live stream available through the Channel 9 app and you obviously don't get the beneficial viewing features offered by Kayo Sports.

So, if you're simply keen to catch a few holes while you get ready for the day ahead, then 9Gem may very well suffice. If you are looking to get some serious viewing time in with The Masters, then the full day's coverage and enhanced features of Kayo Sports are very much worth the effort of the free trial, if not signing up long-term for the other golf tournaments as well.

The Masters TV Schedule in Australia

Here are the times you need to stay on top of to ensure you never miss a moment.

Masters 2019 Final Leaderboard

Here are all the scores and the full leaderboard after the completion The Masters 2019.

Who won The Masters golf?

Here is a list of every winner of The Masters in its long history. Note that the number in brackets refers to the number of times that golfer has been champion.