The 89th playing of the Masters gets underway Thursday morning at the picturesque Augusta National Golf Club. History and a green jacket are on the line, and an adequate start will be required for contenders to maintain their chance at a sliver of immortality.

The Sporting News is tracking live results from the first round of The Masters on Thursday. Follow along as the action gets under way in Augusta.

There are 12 LIV Golfers taking part in The Masters, and we have taken a look at their form, outright odds and their chances of finishing top of the leaderboard

The Masters will air across two channels: ESPN and CBS. The first two rounds of the tournament will air on ESPN starting at 3 p.m. and ending at 7:30 p.m. daily. The final two rounds will air on CBS, with coverage beginning at 2 p.m. and wrapping up at 7 p.m. (ET). Coverage and commentary of the tournament will also air on the Golf Channel.

TV schedule, channel, times, streaming information, tee times, where to watch golf event featuring LIV golfers and PGA Tour pros.

The first major of the golf season begins on Thursday, without Tiger Woods but with plenty of intrigue. Here is what to know.

How can you watch the tournament, aside from going to the Georgia-based golf course? Here's what to know. When does The Masters begin? It starts

The 2025 Masters begins Thursday, as the best golfers in the world will head down Magnolia Lane to battle for the green jacket. But first is a busy week of tournament prep and tradition leading to the first tee shot and Honorary Starters ceremony.

All the ways to watch the Masters 2025 live streams online and from anywhere, as Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler & Co compete for golf's famous Green Jacket

Mixed teams are coming to golf at the Los Angeles Olympics. The International Olympic Committee made it official Wednesday when it released the official program for the 2028 Games, in which female athletes are expected to have a slight majority for the first time.

Summer Olympics in Los Angeles will feature new mixed-gender team events in several marquee sports, including golf and gymnastics.

Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda pairing up for a mixed-team events in the Olympics? It could happen in three years.