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How to live stream US Masters golf online in Australia and tee times

The first golf major of 2022 is here, back in its traditional time slot. Here's everything you need to know.

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Perhaps the most beloved of golf's 4 major tournaments, The Masters is back for 2022 with speculation over just which big names, and whether one in particular, will be there.

The usual springtime pink, orange and yellow blooms will be back decorating Augusta National Golf Club. One colour that won't change for the 86th Masters is the famous green jacket handed out to the winner. Hideki Matsuyama is the defending champion after his impressive victory last year.

When is the 2022 Masters golf tournament?

This year's Masters is being held from 7–10 April AEST at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

How to watch The Masters in Australia

You have some options for watching or streaming the action this year, including free-to-air TV coverage on 9Gem, plus Foxtel iQ, Foxtel Now and Kayo Sports.

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Watch the Masters on 9Gem

One option for watching the golf is on free-to-air television, although the Nine Network won't be showing any of the action on its main channels. Instead the tournament will be on 9Gem, with coverage from 5am AEST to 9:30am AEST for the opening 3 rounds, even if play extends beyond 9:30am AEST. Subscription options Kayo and Foxtel have extended coverage of the first 3 days of play. 9Gem will then show full coverage of the final round from 2am AEST to 7am AEST or whatever time the tournament ends.

Live stream The Masters on Kayo Sports

Another option for watching this historic event is through Kayo Sports. If you are a new customer, you can watch all 4 rounds and much more for free using this 14-day trial. Following the trial period, the Basic subscription and 2 simultaneous streams is $25 a month. There is a Premium option for $35 a month which has an additional stream.

What sets this popular platform apart are its impressive array of special features, some tailored specifically to this week's tournament. Foxtel and Kayo are using a special camera dedicated to the famous Amen Corner, which takes in holes 11, 12 and 13 at Augusta National. Thanks to SplitView, which is only on Kayo, you can watch Amen Corner, the main coverage and the Featured Groups option at the same time, because SplitView lets you watch up to 4 screens at once.

Kayo also has 4-hour highlight packages of some famous Masters tournaments. That includes each round of Adam Scott's incredible, drought-breaking victory in 2013 and Woods' comeback 2019 triumph. There are also preview shows and documentaries to get you in the mood for this year's event.

All up Kayo boasts more than 50 sports for you to enjoy and can be accessed via Android and iOS devices, Apple TV, Telstra TV, Android TV and Samsung TV (2017 or later), Sony Bravia TVs, Mac and PC as well as Chromecast or AirPlay. Complete details are in our extensive Kayo review.

Live stream The Masters on Kayo: Start your 14-day FREE trial now

Watch The Masters on Foxtel Now

Another option for watching this year's tournament is Foxtel's digital streaming service, Foxtel Now. You have to subscribe to the Essentials pack in addition to the Sport pack which costs a total of $54 a month.

If you haven't tried it previously, Foxtel Now offers a 10-day free trial. We have also put together a full guide which includes the list of compatible devices.

Previous winners of The Masters (total wins in brackets)

WinnerCountryTo parRunner(s)-up
2021Hideki MatsuyamaJapan−10Will Zalatoris
2020Dustin JohnsonUnited States−20Im Sung-jae, Cameron Smith
2019Tiger Woods (5)United States−13Dustin Johnson, Xander Schauffele and Brooks Koepka
2018Patrick ReedUnited States−15Rickie Fowler
2017Sergio GarcíaSpain−9Justin Rose
2016Danny WillettEngland−5Jordan Spieth and Lee Westwood
2015Jordan SpiethUnited States−18Phil Mickelson and Justin Rose
2014Bubba Watson (2)United States−8Jonas Blixt and Jordan Spieth
2013Adam ScottAustralia−9Ángel Cabrera
2012Bubba WatsonUnited States−10Louis Oosthuizen
2011Charl SchwartzelSouth Africa−14Jason Day and Adam Scott
2010Phil Mickelson (3)United States−16Lee Westwood
2009Ángel CabreraArgentina−12Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell
2008Trevor ImmelmanSouth Africa−8Tiger Woods
2007Zach JohnsonUnited States1Retief Goosen, Rory Sabbatini and Tiger Woods
2006Phil Mickelson (2)United States−7Tim Clark
2005Tiger Woods (4)United States−12Chris DiMarco
2004Phil MickelsonUnited States−9Ernie Els
2003Mike WeirCanada−7Len Mattiace
2002Tiger Woods (3)United States−12Retief Goosen
2001Tiger Woods (2)United States−16David Duval
2000Vijay SinghFiji−10Ernie Els
1999José María Olazábal (2)Spain−8Davis Love III
1998Mark O'MearaUnited States−9Fred Couples and David Duval
1997Tiger WoodsUnited States−18Tom Kite
1996Nick Faldo (3)England−12Greg Norman
1995Ben Crenshaw (2)United States−14Davis Love III
1994José María OlazábalSpain−9Tom Lehman
1993Bernhard Langer (2)Germany−11Chip Beck
1992Fred CouplesUnited States−13Raymond Floyd
1991Ian WoosnamWales−11Spain José María Olazábal
1990Nick Faldo (2)England−10Raymond Floyd
1989Nick FaldoEngland−5Scott Hoch
1988Sandy LyleScotland−7Mark Calcavecchia
1987Larry MizeUnited States−3Spain Seve Ballesteros and Greg Norman
1986Jack Nicklaus (6)United States−9Tom Kite and Greg Norman
1985Bernhard LangerWest Germany−6Spain Seve Ballesteros, Raymond Floyd and Curtis Strange
1984Ben CrenshawUnited States−11Tom Watson
1983Seve Ballesteros (2)Spain−8Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite
1982Craig StadlerUnited States−4Dan Pohl
1981Tom Watson (2)United States−8Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus
1980Seve BallesterosSpain−13Gibby Gilbert and Jack Newton
1979Fuzzy ZoellerUnited States−8Ed Sneed and Tom Watson
1978Gary Player (3)South Africa−11Rod Funseth, Tom Watson and Hubert Green
1977Tom WatsonUnited States−12Jack Nicklaus
1976Raymond FloydUnited States−17Ben Crenshaw
1975Jack Nicklaus (5)United States−12Johnny Miller and Tom Weiskopf
1974Gary Player (2)South Africa−10Dave Stockton and Tom Weiskopf
1973Tommy AaronUnited States−5J. C. Snead
1972Jack Nicklaus (4)United States−2Bruce Crampton, Bobby Mitchell and Tom Weiskopf
1971Charles CoodyUnited States−9Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus
1970Billy CasperUnited States−9Gene Littler
1969George ArcherUnited States−7Billy Casper, George Knudson and Tom Weiskopf
1968Bob GoalbyUnited States−11Roberto De Vicenzo
1967Gay BrewerUnited States−8Bobby Nichols
1966Jack Nicklaus (3)United StatesETommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer
1965Jack Nicklaus (2)United States−17Arnold Palmer and Gary Player
1964Arnold Palmer (4)United States−12Dave Marr and Jack Nicklaus
1963Jack NicklausUnited States−2Tony Lema
1962Arnold Palmer (3)United States−8Gary Player and Dow Finsterwald
1961Gary PlayerSouth Africa−8Charles Coe and Arnold Palmer
1960Arnold Palmer (2)United States−6Ken Venturi
1959Art Wall, Jr.United States−4Cary Middlecoff
1958Arnold PalmerUnited States−4Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins
1957Doug FordUnited States−5Sam Snead
1956Jack Burke, Jr.United States1Ken Venturi (a)
1955Cary MiddlecoffUnited States−9Ben Hogan
1954Sam Snead (3)United States1Ben Hogan
1953Ben Hogan (2)United States−14Ed Oliver
1952Sam Snead (2)United States−2Jack Burke, Jr.
1951Ben HoganUnited States−8Skee Riegel
1950Jimmy Demaret (3)United States−5Jim Ferrier
1949Sam SneadUnited States−6Johnny Bulla and Lloyd Mangrum
1948Claude HarmonUnited States−9Cary Middlecoff
1947Jimmy Demaret (2)United States−7Byron Nelson
1946Herman KeiserUnited States−6Ben Hogan
1945WWIIWWIIWWIIWWII
1944WWIIWWIIWWIIWWII
1943WWIIWWIIWWIIWWII
1942Byron Nelson (2)United States−8Ben Hogan
1941Craig WoodUnited States−8Byron Nelson
1940Jimmy DemaretUnited States−8Lloyd Mangrum
1939Ralph GuldahlUnited States−9Sam Snead
1938Henry PicardUnited States−3Harry Cooper and Ralph Guldahl
1937Byron NelsonUnited States−5Ralph Guldahl
1936Horton Smith (2)United States−3Harry Cooper
1935Gene SarazenUnited States−6Craig Wood
1934Horton SmithUnited States−4Craig Wood

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    AnonymousApril 9, 2019

    Last year, The Masters was on channel 9 HD. Are they still on 9HD or is it only on Kayo?

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      JeniApril 10, 2019Staff

      Hi Testok5189,

      Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.

      You may still watch The Masters on Channel Nine as well as on FoxSports. However, Channel Nine only shows the opening half of each round (from 6am to 9am) and only on the digital 9Gem channel. So you can watch half The Masters each day.

      I hope this helps.

      Thank you and have a wonderful day!

      Cheers,
      Jeni

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