Masters broadcast blitz: fox sports and radio dominate australian coverage

The Australian golfing landscape is about to be saturated with coverage of The Masters, thanks to a coordinated broadcast blitz spearheaded by Fox Sports and a network of national radio stations.

Exclusive access and round-the-clock delivery

Viewers across the country will have multiple avenues to witness the tournament’s unfolding drama. Fox Sports is the sole broadcaster, offering comprehensive live coverage across all four rounds, complemented by specialist feeds – including ‘On The Range,’ ‘Live From the Masters,’ ‘Amen Corner,’ ‘Featured Groups,’ and critical hole analysis at ‘15 & 16’.

Kayo SPORTS will further extend the viewing experience, providing on-demand access to bonus content and streaming options. It’s a strategic move to capture the expansive Australian audience hungry for top-tier golf action.

Radio amplifies the spectacle

Meanwhile, Nine’s audio network is delivering live coverage via dedicated pop-up streaming channels on the 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, and 6PR apps. Listeners can tune in from the first swing to the final putt, with a schedule guaranteeing continuous updates throughout the tournament. Round 1 kicks off Friday at 12:00am AEST, with consistent broadcast times extending through Monday’s final round.

Key viewing dates

Here’s a breakdown of the broadcast schedule:

Round 1: Friday, April 9 – 11:00pm AEST
Round 1: Friday, April 10 – 12:45am AEST (World Feed) & 3:00am AEST
Round 2: Saturday, April 11 – 11:00pm AEST
Round 2: Saturday, April 11 – 12:45am AEST & 3:00am AEST (World Feed)
Round 3: Sunday, April 12 – 12:00am AEST
Round 3: Sunday, April 12 – 1:45am AEST
Round 3: Sunday, April 12 – 2:00am AEST (World Feed)
Round 4: Monday, April 13 – 12:00am AEST
Round 4: Monday, April 13 – 1:45am AEST
Round 4: Monday, April 13 – 2:00am AEST (World Feed)

Access to this premium coverage requires a subscription to Fox Sports and the respective radio apps. Golf australia retains copyright.

It’s a significant investment for Australian sports broadcasting, highlighting the enduring appeal of The Masters and the strategic importance of securing exclusive rights.