Wondering how you can watch and listen to the 2020 Masters? Well, all four rounds from Augusta National will be shown exclusively live on Sky Sports with the BBC offering highlights and radio commentary.

As well as live coverage of the tournament, Sky will also bring you additional feeds allowing you to tune into Amen Corner, follow featured groups and watch the action across the 4th, 5th and 6th holes as well as the 15th and 16th holes.

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There will be a special verdict show each evening after play concludes with two-hour highlight packages each morning and the entire final round repeated on Monday in case you missed any of the action.

If you haven't got Sky Sports then never fear because they are running a special offer allowing you to take Sky Sports Golf on a 31-day rolling contract for just £10 a month (normally £18) meaning you'd get to watch all of the Masters coverage and the next few weeks of golf coverage for the price of a couple of coffees.

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If you'd rather just catch up with the action on terrestrial TV then the BBC will bring you all of the highlights each evening on BBC Two and the iPlayer. And while the Beeb no longer has any live television coverage from Augusta National, Radio 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra and will bring you live commentary from every round.

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Sky Sports Masters television coverage schedule

Thursday

6pm-10.30pm: The Masters First Round Live - Sky Sports Golf

12.30pm-6pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports Golf

6pm-10pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.30pm-9.15pm: Amen Corner Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.55pm-9.45pm: 4th, 5th and 6th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.15pm-9.45pm: 15th and 16th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

10.30pm-11.30pm: The Masters Verdict Live – Sky Sports Golf

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Friday

6pm-10.30pm: The Masters Second Round Live - Sky Sports Golf

12.30pm-6pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports Golf

6pm-10pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.30pm-9.15pm: Amen Corner Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.55pm-9.45pm: 4th, 5th and 6th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

12.15pm-9.45pm: 15th and 16th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

10.30pm-11.30pm: The Masters Verdict Live – Sky Sports Golf

Saturday

5pm-6pm: Live from the Masters - Sky Sports Golf

6pm-10pm: The Masters Third Round Live - Sky Sports Golf

3pm-10pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports via the red button

3.10pm-8.45pm: Amen Corner Live - Sky Sports via the red button

3.45pm-7.30pm: 4th, 5th and 6th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

4.15pm-9.15pm: 15th and 16th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

10pm-11pm: The Masters Verdict Live - Sky Sports Golf

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Sunday

2pm-3pm: Live from the Masters - Sky Sports Golf

3pm-8pm: The Masters Final Round Live – Sky Sports Golf

1pm-8pm: Featured Groups Live - Sky Sports via the red button

1.10pm-6.30pm: Amen Corner Live - Sky Sports via the red button

1.45pm-6pm: 4th, 5th and 6th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

4.15pm-7.15pm: 15th and 16th holes Live - Sky Sports via the red button

8pm-9pm: The Masters verdict Live - Sky Sports Golf

Monday

8pm: How the Masters was won - Sky Sports Golf

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BBC Masters coverage schedule

Thursday

11.30pm-1am: Round 1 Highlights - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

Friday

7pm-10pm: BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

9pm-10pm: BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

11.20pm-00.50am: BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

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Saturday

7pm-10pm: BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

10.40pm-00.10am: BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

Sunday

4pm-7.30pm: BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

10.20pm-00.20am: BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

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