Golf: The Masters - Season 5 / Year 2020

Season 5 / Year 2020

Episodes

Day 1 Highlights
Kat Downes presents highlights as the world's finest players face off on the fairways and greens of Augusta National in one of golf's major tournaments.

Day 2 Highlights
The action continues on the second day at Augusta National, where the world's top golfers build their assault on securing the green jacket.

Day 3 Highlights
Eilidh Barbour presents third-round highlights from the 84th Masters tournament at Augusta National, the last men's major golf championship of the rescheduled 2020 calendar.

Day 4 Highlights
Who will win the concluding men's major of the rescheduled 2020 golf season? Eilidh Barbour reviews the final round to see who claims the famous green jacket at the Masters.
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