Masters Schedule 2014: Day 2 Tee Times, TV Coverage, Live Stream and Predictions

The first round of the 2014 Masters is officially in the books, and Bill Haas, Adam Scott, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen are setting the pace.

Round 2 is a critical day at any tournament, as golfers vie for positioning atop the leaderboard heading into the weekend. What’s more, there will be plenty of other golfers who try to avoid the looming cut line.

The setting at Augusta only serves to exacerbate that pressure. 

With that in mind, let’s take a look at every Day 2 tee time, as well as television and live stream coverage information.

Time (ET)	Player	Player	Player
7:45 a.m.	Kevin Streelman	D.A. Points
7:56 a.m.	Larry Mize	Branden Grace	Michael McCoy
8:07 a.m.	Sandy Lyle	Matt Jones	Ken Duke
8:18 a.m.	Jose Marie Olazabal	Lucas Glover	Garrick Porteous
8:29 a.m.	Nick Watney	Stephen Gallacher	Darren Clarke
8:40 a.m.	Vijay Singh	Thomas Bjorn	Ryan Moore
8:51 a.m.	Matt Kuchar	Louis Oosthuizen	Thongchai Jaidee
9:02 a.m.	Trevor Immelman	Graham DeLaet	Oliver Goss
9:13 a.m.	Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	Derek Ernst	Sang-Moon Bae
9:24 a.m.	Bernhard Langer	Francisco Molinari	Chris Kirk
9:35 a.m	Jason Day	Dustin Johnson	Henrik Stenson
9:57 a.m.	Bubba Watson	Luke Donald	Sergio Garcia
10:08 a.m.	Joost Luiten	Marc Leishman	Hunter Mahan
10:19 a.m.	Keegan Bradley	Victor Dubuisson	Peter Hanson
10:30 a.m.	Phil Mickelson	Ernie Els	Justin Rose
10:41 a.m	Harris English	Lee Westwood	Russell Henley
10:52 a.m.	Stewart Cink	Tim Clark
11:03 a.m.	Ian Woosnam	John Huh	Kevin Stadler
11:14 a.m.	Ben Crenshaw	Y.E. Yang	Jonas Blixt
11:25 a.m.	Mark O'Meara	Steven Bowditch	Jordan Niebrugge
11:36 a.m.	John Senden	Boo Weekley	David Lynn
11:47 a.m.	Craig Stadler	Scott Stallings	Martin Kaymer
12:09 p.m.	Tom Watson	Billy Horschel	Brandon DeJonge
12:20 p.m.	Mike Weir	Matt Every	Roberto Castro
12:31 p.m.	Angel Cabrera	Gary Woodland	Ian Poulter
12:41 p.m.	Fred Couples	Webb Simpson	Chang-Woo Lee
12:53 p.m.	Graeme McDowell	Rickie Fowler	Jimmy Walker
1:04 p.m.	Zach Johnson	K.J. Choi	Steve Stricker
1:15 p.m.	Miguel Angel Jimenez	Bill Haas	Matteo Manassero
1:26 p.m.	Hideki Matsuyama	Brandt Snedeker	Jamie Donaldson
1:37 p.m.	Charl Schwartzel	Jim Furyk	Thorbjorn Olesen
1:48 p.m.	Adam Scott	Jason Dufner	Mark Fitzpatrick
1:59 p.m.	Jordan Spieth	Patrick Reed	Rory McIlroy

Masters Day 2 Coverage

Date: Friday, April 11

Television: ESPN from 3 p.m. ET – 7:30 p.m. ET

Live Stream: Masters Live (through CBS Sports) and Masters.com

Now that we know the tee times and what the schedule looks like, let’s dig into some Round 2 predictions.

Predictions 

Phil Mickelson Makes the Cut

Phil Mickelson knows he has some work to do on Friday if he wants to make the cut, as he told reporters, via Kelly Tilghman of the Golf Channel:

Mickelson finished with a four-over 76, largely because of the two sevens he registered on holes No. 7 and 15. It almost looked as if he was trying to hole out on a number of approach shots instead of simply getting the ball close, which ultimately cost him some strokes. If Mickelson had managed to par those two holes, he would have finished one-under par and found himself near the top of the leaderboard.

Chris Carlson

Instead, the lefty will have to scramble just to see the weekend. 

Fortunately for Mickelson, the three-time Masters champion has proven on a number of occasions that he can perform under pressure in Augusta. He has an understanding of the golf course and will put that to good use on Friday and make the cut.

Adam Scott Continues His Augusta Mastery

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If there were any early nerves for the defending Masters champion, they didn’t really show.

Scott turned in a brilliant round Thursday with a three-under 69. He did happen to hit the ball in the water on hole No. 12 after he got a standing ovation that is typically reserved for former green jacket winners, so he may have gotten his one slip-up out of his system early. 

If recent history is any indication, Scott is in perfect position for another title, via Ryan Lavner of the Golf Channel:

Scott plays his best golf at major tournaments, as evidenced by his seven finishes of eighth or better in his past 12 majors, and will flash that brilliance once again Friday.

Rory McIlroy Stays in Contention

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Rory McIlroy, who has never won a green jacket, had an up-and-down day Thursday.

On the one hand, he registered four birdies, but he also had three bogeys. In total, McIlroy finished with a one-under 71 and is tied for 12th place. 

Looking forward, he is more than capable of turning the bogey that he received on the par five at No. 8 into a birdie, or at least a par Friday. 

If he can manage to do that and still score the occasional birdie as he did in Round 1, McIlroy will be among the leaders after two days of play. If McIlroy, who has some momentum on his side after a seventh-place finish at the Shell Houston Open and a second-place finish at the Honda Classic, is just a bit more consistent on the holes he doesn’t birdie, fans will be treated to a star-studded race for the green jacket over the weekend.

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