Watch The Masters 2011 live streaming online on March April 07-10, 2011 to be held live at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia for the 2011 PGA Tour The Masters professional golf tournament match between the world’s greatest pro golfer like Tiger Woods and defending champion Phil Mickelson and many others in another exciting PGA Tour 2011 pro golf tournament match.2011 Masters TV Coverage/ Schedule:
April 7 Thursday (Round 1)
3:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Live Coverage on ESPN
8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.Replay of the telecast on ESPN
11:30 p.m. – 11:45 p.m. Highlights Show on CBS
April 8 Friday (Round 2)
3:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Live Coverage on ESPN
8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.Replay of the telecast on ESPN
11:30 p.m. – 11:45 p.m. Highlights Show on CBS
April 9 Saturday (Round 3)
3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Live Coverage on CBS
April 10 Sunday (Final Round)
2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Live Coverage on CBS
Here are the list of live streams
Sky says its 3D coverage of the 2011 Masters Tournament will give fresh insight into the challenges of the Augusta course. Photograph: Streeter Lecka/Getty Images
There will be one battle being fought on the fairways at Augusta this week but another, just as fiercely competitive, being fought off it.
In a move some regard as controversial and others view as key for the future, the BBC will go head-to-head with Sky, which will screen live Masters coverage for the first time, as the tournament reaches its key phases on Saturday and Sunday.
At one stage last summer, Sky walked away from discussions relating to Masters rights due to their unwillingness to share the event with the corporation.
Sky's return to and subsequent completion of negotiations delighted Billy Payne who as chairman of Augusta National has pioneered fresh media and technological advancement at the Masters.
Against that backdrop, Sky's ability to replicate the 3D coverage that proved such a success at the Ryder Cup is crucial. The availability of Sky Mobile TV and Sky Player could be added bonuses.
"If ever there is a venue made for 3D and HD, it is Augusta National," said a spokesperson for Sky Sports. "What the viewer will see for the first time is, for example, how steep the course is on the back nine and how small some of the greens are."
Sky will have between 45 and 50 crew members on the ground in Georgia. Key talent is provided by the successful Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie, who will offer a mixture of studio analysis and commentary.
Ewen Murray, Sky Sports' voice of golf, will again be in situ, as will Butch Harmon. A further feather in Sky's cap is Harmon's coaching links with the defending Masters champion Phil Mickelson. He was also Tiger Woods' coach for 11 years.
"It's difficult to explain to viewers just how hilly Augusta is and that it's not just the greens that defend the course," said Murray. "It's rare to get a totally flat lie and that tests the skills and talents of those playing. For those who will watch in 3D, they will be able to read the putts for themselves and appreciate more the quality the players have in shaping the ball off uneven lies and trying to find the correct portion of the greens, which is so important if they are to record under-par scores."
Woods is the most high-profile figure to endorse the 3D experience on Sky Sports. He even claims to have "watched some of the soccer" in that format during spare time in the United States locker room during the Celtic Manor Ryder Cup.
Sky's commercial commitment to golf was also key, although offset by the routinely small audience that watches it live on the station. By keeping the BBC in the Masters set-up, albeit in its diminished form, the Augusta management has ensured the broadest audience possible in the UK.
Where this all leaves the BBC in the longer-term is another matter. The non-appearance of its director general, Mark Thompson, at Augusta last year, when contracts were up for negotiation, did not help.
The corporation has denied suggestions that the watering-down of its Masters output is the first step towards complete withdrawal. Multi-platform coverage this year will appear on BBC Two, the BBC HD Channel, the BBC Red Button, online and Radio 5 Live.
The big event is about to start for the first of 4 majors in Golf which will be played at Augusta National Golf Club starting from 9 April 2011 and you will be able to get all the updates for the event throughout the tournament here. This is the mojro Golf event which played at the same location every year. This event always prove very difficult for the new comers and it will be interesting to see how they go about this event this time around.
The practice has already begin and the formal event will start 7 April and the final round will held on the Sunday. On 5th April we will have the first Practice session while on 6th April there will be Practice Session. You can tune in here to get all the updates here. While the formal tournament will be starting on 7th April 2011 as the first Round get underway.
There will be one battle being fought on the fairways at Augusta this week but another, just as fiercely competitive, being fought off it.
In a move some regard as controversial and others view as key for the future, the BBC will go head-to-head with Sky, which will screen live Masters coverage for the first time, as the tournament reaches its key phases on Saturday and Sunday.
At one stage last summer, Sky walked away from discussions relating to Masters rights due to their unwillingness to share the event with the corporation.
Sky's return to and subsequent completion of negotiations delighted Billy Payne who as chairman of Augusta National has pioneered fresh media and technological advancement at the Masters.
Against that backdrop, Sky's ability to replicate the 3D coverage that proved such a success at the Ryder Cup is crucial. The availability of Sky Mobile TV and Sky Player could be added bonuses.
"If ever there is a venue made for 3D and HD, it is Augusta National," said a spokesperson for Sky Sports. "What the viewer will see for the first time is, for example, how steep the course is on the back nine and how small some of the greens are."
Sky will have between 45 and 50 crew members on the ground in Georgia. Key talent is provided by the successful Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie, who will offer a mixture of studio analysis and commentary.
Ewen Murray, Sky Sports' voice of golf, will again be in situ, as will Butch Harmon. A further feather in Sky's cap is Harmon's coaching links with the defending Masters champion Phil Mickelson. He was also Tiger Woods' coach for 11 years.
"It's difficult to explain to viewers just how hilly Augusta is and that it's not just the greens that defend the course," said Murray. "It's rare to get a totally flat lie and that tests the skills and talents of those playing. For those who will watch in 3D, they will be able to read the putts for themselves and appreciate more the quality the players have in shaping the ball off uneven lies and trying to find the correct portion of the greens, which is so important if they are to record under-par scores."
Woods is the most high-profile figure to endorse the 3D experience on Sky Sports. He even claims to have "watched some of the soccer" in that format during spare time in the United States locker room during the Celtic Manor Ryder Cup.
Sky's commercial commitment to golf was also key, although offset by the routinely small audience that watches it live on the station. By keeping the BBC in the Masters set-up, albeit in its diminished form, the Augusta management has ensured the broadest audience possible in the UK.
Where this all leaves the BBC in the longer-term is another matter. The non-appearance of its director general, Mark Thompson, at Augusta last year, when contracts were up for negotiation, did not help.
The corporation has denied suggestions that the watering-down of its Masters output is the first step towards complete withdrawal. Multi-platform coverage this year will appear on BBC Two, the BBC HD Channel, the BBC Red Button, online and Radio 5 Live.
The big event is about to start for the first of 4 majors in Golf which will be played at Augusta National Golf Club starting from 9 April 2011 and you will be able to get all the updates for the event throughout the tournament here. This is the mojro Golf event which played at the same location every year. This event always prove very difficult for the new comers and it will be interesting to see how they go about this event this time around.The practice has already begin and the formal event will start 7 April and the final round will held on the Sunday. On 5th April we will have the first Practice session while on 6th April there will be Practice Session. You can tune in here to get all the updates here. While the formal tournament will be starting on 7th April 2011 as the first Round get underway.
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