Masters 2018 live stream: How to watch all the action from Augusta online and on TV

BBC and Sky Sports own the rights to broadcast the Masters live from Augusta as Tiger Woods hunts for his first major win in 10 years.

However, avid fans are forced to miss the first session of the opening two days unless they shell out a considerable amount to actually get into the club.

The Augusta National is one of the most famous golf courses in the world and has built up a reputation for its exclusivity.

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And that is simply why they have turned down millions of dollars in extra revenue to keep up their tradition.

The club feel it is intrusive to have the inside of their walls beamed to the world all day long.

So they have take the decision to restrict viewing until after 3pm US time on the opening two days of the competition.

Masters 2018 schedule

(All times BST)

Thursday April 5, round one (1pm-midnight)

Friday April 6, round two (1pm-midnight)

Saturday April 7, round three (3pm-midnight)

Sunday April 8, round four (3pm-midnight)

Masters 2018 TV coverage

Sky Sports coverage

Thursday April 5, Sky Sports Golf (7pm), Sky Sports Main Event (7pm)

Friday April 6, Sky Sports Golf (7pm), Sky Sports Main Event (7pm)

Saturday April 7, Sky Sports Golf (7pm), Sky Sports Mix (7pm), Sky Sports Main Event (8pm)

Sunday April 8, Sky Sports Golf (6pm), Sky Sports Mix (6pm), Sky Sports Main Event (7pm)

BBC coverage on TV

Wednesday April 4, Masters preview, BBC Two, 11.15pm-11.45pm

Friday April 6, highlights on BBC Two, 5.45pm-6.45pm

Saturday April 7, highlights on BBC Two, 1.15pm-2.15pm

Saturday April 7, live on BBC Two 7.30pm–midnight

Sunday April 8, live on BBC Two, 6.30pm-midnight

BBC coverage online

Masters on the Range, every day 4pm-6pm

Featured group, every day 3.15pm-12.15am

Amen Corner, every day 4.45pm-11pm

Holes 15 and 16, every day 5.30pm-11.30pm