Three Canadians – Corey Conners, Nick Taylor and Mike Weir – will be in the field at the Masters, where coverage from Augusta on TSN starts Wednesday with the Par 3 contest and continues through Sunday when a champion will be crowned.
The 34-year-old Conners, who is a native of Listowel, Ont., will be looking to improve upon his impressive showing at this tournament a year ago. He was in the top three in the standings following each of the first three rounds before a rough finish led to him finishing tied for eighth.
Over his past six Masters, Conners has logged four top-10 finishes, with his best finish coming in 2022 (tied sixth).
The only Canadian ever to win this tournament was Weir back in 2003. He will be making his 27th start at Augusta this year, though the results have not been kind to Weir over the past decade - he has made the weekend cut just once since 2015, when he finished tied for 51st in the 2020 edition of the tournament.
The 37-year-old Taylor will be making his fourth appearance at the Masters this year. He has made the cut in two of his previous three tries, but his best finish at Augusta was tied for 29th at the 2020 tournament.
Taylor has six professional tournament wins in his career - including a classic victory at the RBC Canadian Open in 2023 - but success at the four major tournaments has eluded the Winnipeg native to this point.
Other big names in the field will include defending champion Rory McIlroy, two-time champion Scottie Scheffler - with his nine-day-old son in tow - and Dustin Johnson, whose minus-20 in 2020 still stands as the best finish in tournament history.
In all, 18 former champions will be in the field at the 90th edition of the Masters in search of the prized Green Jacket awarded to champions every year.
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How to watch the Masters on TSN, TSN+
Coverage of the 2026 Masters begins on Wednesday with the light-hearted Par 3 contest on TSN1, TSN.ca and the TSN App, with coverage beginning at Noon ET / 9a.m. PT.
Players participate in a shortened version of the course and often allow partners or family members to act as caddies or take shots of their own.
The tournament begins on Thursday, with linear coverage beginning at 10a.m. ET / 7a.m. PT. On TSN1, you can watch the main feed coverage of the tournament, while TSN 3 features coverage of the Amen Corner and TSN4 will showcase the featured groups. All linear coverage can also be streamed on TSN.ca and the TSN App.
Additionally, you can watch bonus coverage with a subscription to TSN+, streaming on TSN.ca and the TSN App. Bonus coverage of holes 4, 5 and 6 will begin at 8:45a.m. ET / 5:45a.m. PT on TSN+, and Featured Groups bonus coverage will begin at 9:15a.m. ET / 6:15a.m. PT.
Second-round coverage begins on Friday at 10a.m. ET / 7a.m. PT, with the main feed on TSN4, Featured Groups coverage available on TSN1 and the Amen Corner coverage available on TSN5.
There is additional second-round coverage available on TSN+, streaming on TSN.ca and the TSN App. Bonus coverage of holes 4, 5 and 6 will begin at 8:45a.m. ET / 5:45a.m. PT on TSN+, and Featured Groups bonus coverage will begin at 9:15a.m. ET / 6:15a.m. PT. There will also be Amen Corner bonus coverage beginning at 10:45a.m. ET / 7:45a.m. PT and Holes 15 and 16 bonus coverage beginning at 11:45a.m. ET / 8:45a.m. PT.
Linear coverage of the third round on Saturday begins at 10a.m. ET / 7a.m. PT, with the main feed on TSN4, the featured groups on TSN3 and the Amen Corner on TSN1. All linear coverage can also be streamed on TSN.ca and the TSN App.
Additionally, you can subscribe to TSN+ to watch featured group bonus coverage at 10:15a.m. ET / 7:15a.m. PT on TSN.ca and the TSN App and bonus coverage of Holes 4, 5 and 6 at 10:30a.m. ET / 7:30a.m. PT. There will also be Amen Corner bonus coverage beginning at 11:45a.m. ET / 8:45a.m. PT and Holes 15 and 16 bonus coverage beginning at 12:30p.m. ET / 9:30a.m. PT.
Coverage of the final round will mirror the plan for the third round, with linear coverage beginning on TSN1/3/4, TSN.ca and the TSN App at 10a.m. ET / 7a.m. PT, and additional coverage streaming with a subscription to TSN+ throughout the day. See above for a full rundown.
