Masters TV Schedule 2013: Full Viewing Info for Augusta

With a potential Sunday showdown featuring Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson looming at the 2013 Masters, golf fans are not going to want to miss any of the action. 

To help facilitate towards this end, here is all the viewing info you can handle, and it is followed by a check in on the three stars we just mentioned. 

Masters 2013 TV Schedule

Date	Round	Coverage (ET)	Channel
Thursday, April 11	First Round	3-7:30 p.m.	ESPN
Friday, April 12	Second Round	3-7:30 p.m.	ESPN
Saturday, April 13	Third Round	3-7 p.m.	CBS
Sunday, April 14	Final Round	2-7 p.m.	CBS

Live Stream

Masters.com offers a great second-screen option that allows you to follow highlighted groups or different holes. 

Listen: Masters Radio

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Tracking the Stars

Tiger Woods

Looking for his fifth green jacket, Tiger Woods enters the 2013 Masters with huge expectations. 

He has won his last two Tour events, and he is in great form. Tiger is dialed in in all the right places for success at the Masters. He is driving the ball as long as ever, he is controlling his irons, his wedge play is phenomenal and his putting is otherworldly—he leads the Tour in strokes gained-putting.

Tiger appears more relaxed and at ease on the course than I remember ever seeing, and certainly the most since his hiatus. 

This very well could be the tournament where Tiger resumes his pursuit of history as he claims his first major in nearly five years. 

Rory McIlroy

A second-place finish at the Texas Open last week has helped boost the confidence of Rory McIlroy, and he needed it. 

McIlroy has spent much of 2013 struggling to find his game. However, he started to get his control back last week, and his scores reflected that. 

Now, he has to try to maintain some consistency on a course where consistency has never been his friend. 

McIlroy started off strong last year before slumping to a 77 and 76 in the final two rounds. And, of course, the year before was when he suffered his epic back-nine collapse in the final round. 

Phil Mickelson

Consistency has always been a problem for Phil Mickelson, but not as much at Augusta. He came in third here last year, and he's won this event three times, with the last coming in 2010. 

Mickelson has looked solid this year, and his work on the greens, which is always key for Phil, does not appear to be too big of a question mark.

While accuracy off the tee is not a huge concern at Augusta, Phil's propensity to get wild with the driver can still doom him. To help with this, as Farrell Evans of ESPN points out, Phil will debut a new club that is a driver/3-wood combo, which is designed to help his accuracy. 

Lefty looks ready to contend for his fourth green jacket.