Golf: The Masters - Season 6 / Year 2021

Season 6 / Year 2021
Episodes

Day 1 Highlights
The azaleas are back in bloom as The Masters returns to its traditional spring slot, but who will be sitting pretty on top of the first-round leaderboard at Augusta National?
Britain's Paul Casey was involved in a three-way tie at seven under after the first round in November's delayed 2020 event, alongside eventual winner Dustin Johnson. Casey rolled back the years with a bogey-free round that included five birdies and an eagle.
Eilidh Barbour presents all the action with commentary from Andrew Cotter, Ken Brown, Iona Stephen, Mark James and Iain Carter.

Day 2 Highlights
Eilidh Barbour introduces second-round coverage of the traditional first major of the golfing season, with the Augusta National course once again providing a stunning backdrop.

Day 3 Highlights
Highlights of the third round of 2021's first men's golf major, which is taking place at the famous Augusta National course.

Day 4 Highlights
Eildih Barbour presents highlights of the final day of the Masters, where the winner of the year's first men's golf major will be decided.

2021 Review
Warm up for the first major of the golf calendar by revisiting the highs and lows at Augusta in 2021, when Hideki Matsuyama became the first male Japanese golfer to win the green jacket.
Matsuyama triumphed by just one shot ahead of American Will Zalatoris in a tournament that was also memorable for spectators returning in reduced numbers following the restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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