Masters 2023: Expanded Coverage & Player Updates

0:00It's March 31st. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star driven. Golf fans, the Masters, is loaded with viewing options this year, way beyond the 27 hours of live coverage across Prime Video, ESPN, Paramount Plus, and CBS. It's CBS is 71st year calling the shots, and they're kicking off with special programming. CBS has two one-hour shells before the final round on April 12th, and flashing back 40 years to Jack Niklaus grabbing his six-screen jacket at age 46, the other with Jim Nance chatting Rory McAroy about last year's wild win. Prime Video jumps in, with two hours of weekday streams, plus a stats heavy show on A-Men corner, hosted by Justin Kutcher with analysts like Jeff, Ogilvy, Smiley Kaufman, and John Wood. Niklaus even joins the Thursday coverage. Broadcasters are hyped about the expansion from old school short TV windows, to every shot on every hole. CBS Sports CEO David Berson points out millions

1:04still flock to the main Sunday broadcast, which hit nearly 20 million viewers at its peak last. Year. On the player front, Tiger Woods has gone radio silent four days after getting jailed in Florida for skipping a urine test post car crash. Such incident, with no statement from his camp beyond a not guilty plea, Scotty Sheffler and Rory McAroy are both taking three weeks off before Augusta, last done by a winner in 2013. Rory's new prime dog drops a gem from last year. Bryson D'Shambo suggested flipping a tee to decide putting order on 9, but McAroy shut it down. For a rules official, sank his birdie and pulled away. With Brooks Keppka boosting the Zurich classic field and master's buzz peaking, this tournament set to deliver big time.