Tiger Woods is also expected to make his long-awaited comeback following injury.
The lush fairways, the swaying pines, Amen Corner and that majestic final climb up the hill at the 18th, The Masters is a breathtaking spectacle and 2023 will inevitably prove to be no exception.
Golf continues to rumble with the sound of a raging civil war and LIV Golf players will indeed be in attendance at Augusta, adding a dash of extra spice to the pot.
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When is The Masters 2023?
The Masters 2023 will begin on Thursday 6th April and run until Sunday 9th April.
This is the typical slot the tournament is held in each year and, as always, The Masters will be held at Augusta National, Georgia, USA.
How to watch The Masters 2023
In the UK, there will be exclusive live coverage of the tournament on Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event.
On Thursday and Friday, coverage will begin at 8pm GMT, but there will be lots of extra coverage via the red button from 2pm.
The broadcast window begins at 7:30pm on Saturday and 6:30pm on Sunday, and there will also be some coverage from 3pm in the afternoon.
US viewers can watch the Masters on ESPN and CBS, with full coverage beginning at 1pm Eastern Time.
The Masters 2023 schedule
All UK time.
Thursday 6th April
From 7:30pm on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event
Friday 7th April
From 7:30pm on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event
Saturday 8th April
From 7:30pm on Sky Sports Golf / from 8pm on Main Event
Sunday 9th April
From 6:30pm on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event
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