How to watch Master's Tournament streams in 2020 with a VPN

Why watch Master's Tournament golf live streams with a VPN

To watch the Master’s Tournament in 2020, you’ll need to tune in Thursday, April 9th. All eyes will be on Tiger Woods, who will be defending his green jacket. If he wins again, it will be his sixth Master’s victory.

Using the advice below, you may be able to catch some or all of the action for free. When a free golf stream isn’t available, all you have to do is sign up for a free trial of one of several streaming services that caters to golf fans.

There are now all kinds of different streaming services that offer golf live streams. The trouble is that many of these services are only available in certain countries. The United States has the most live TV apps, but there are quite a few Canadian and British streaming services that offer golf streams as well. 

With a VPN like Hotspot Shield, an entirely new world of streaming services will become accessible. You can sign up with almost any streaming service you like and access your streams wherever you go. 

Our subscribers use our many international VPN servers to access the internet. Connecting to a server will give you the ability to get a foreign IP address to open any golf video stream you want. 

An IP address is like a virtual street address. It tells other computers on the internet where you might be located. If you log in to one of our French servers, for example, streaming services will assume that you’re located in France. Likewise, logging into an American server will make it appear as though you’re in the United States, even if you’re thousands of miles away.

Many VPN services are slow when it comes to video, but Hotspot Shield VPN supports super fast streaming, making it the ideal golf VPN.

Watch live golf streams with any TV app

The PGA Tour, British Open, European Tour, Houston Open, the Masters, and many other golf events can be streamed online. However, some TV apps cover more events than others. 

The main channels that cover golf events in the United States are Golf Channel, NBC, CBS and ESPN. CBS has a standalone app, but you need a subscription to a streaming service or cable to unlock the Golf Channel and NBC apps. ESPN has a standalone app called ESPN+, which gives you access to some events — but not the most popular ones. Very few of the American streaming services work outside the country, and the ones that do offer limited content. 

In Canada, TSN is the main channel that broadcasts golf events. TSN has its own streaming service, but it’s only available in Canada if you use a golf VPN. DAZN also offers golf streams to its Canadian customers, but those won’t appear in your DAZN app once you cross the Canadian border. A PGA VPN will let you change your server location so it appears as if you’re still in Canada, thus unblocking the golf live stream.

United Kingdom-based streamers can use Now TV to access many golf events online. Now TV is owned by Sky, one of the major TV providers in the UK. Unless you have a reliable golf VPN like Hotspot Shield, you have to be physically located inside the country to subscribe.