Here’s how to watch the Masters.

By BY KEVIN DRAPER from NYT Sports Coverage is split across a number of different networks and platforms. Here’s a guide to streaming the final round.https://nyti.ms/3t8ZT7P

Scenes from the First Rounds of the Masters

By BY DOUG MILLS from NYT Sports Our staff photographer Doug Mills brings us an inside look at Augusta National.https://nyti.ms/2PIlUvL

Tiger Woods Was Clearly Speeding, So Why Didn’t He Even Get a Ticket?

By BY KEVIN DRAPER from NYT Sports Woods’s crash raised questions about how law enforcement officers treated his case.https://nyti.ms/3fYNjUU

For Masters Second-Timers, a Chance at a More Normal Augusta National

By BY ALAN BLINDER from NYT Sports The greens are firm and fast. Spectators are back. The course is blush with azaleas, not autumn’s colors. For young players, this tournament is an opportunity for a more traditional Masters experience.https://nyti.ms/31WVaKa

Tsubasa Kajitani Wins Augusta National Women’s Amateur in Playoff

By BY BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports The 17-year-old from Japan started the day slow on the tough course at Augusta National but rallied for a surprise sudden-death finish.https://nyti.ms/3rPsygq

At the Masters, Jason Day Again Finds Pain and Perseverance

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports The Australian has been ridiculed for always being hobbled by some pain or ailment. This time, his back issues helped him sharpen his focus on the way to a share of the lead.https://nyti.ms/2Uzd5W5

A Masters Plastic Cup Is Almost as Treasured as a Green Jacket

By BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports People do strange things at Augusta National, including sifting through garbage cans in search of soft drink cups adorned with a certain logo.https://nyti.ms/2Gj9EtQ

Woods Starts Strong at Augusta, and Shoots a Familiar Score

By BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports Tiger Woods led for much of the opening round at the Masters. He shot a two-under-par 70, the same first-round score he had when he won in 1997, 2001 and 2002.https://nyti.ms/2UScG0l

Patrick Reed Leads the Masters, With Rory McIlroy’s Grand Slam Hopes Lurking

By KAREN CROUSE from NYT Sports McIlroy posted a aeven-under-par 65 on Saturday and ended the third round three strokes behind Reed, who has yet to win a major.https://nyti.ms/2JreIfu

Day 2 at the Masters Starts With Mayhem and Ends With Patrick Reed Leading

By BILL PENNINGTON from NYT Sports Reed shot a six-under-par 66 and held a two-stroke lead over Marc Leishman. Lurking behind them were eight major winners.https://nyti.ms/2EnV2Fz

At the Masters’ 12th Hole, Shots Are Left Twisting in the Wind

By ADAM SCHUPAK from NYT Sports Golden Bell, as No. 12 at Augusta National Golf Club is also known, has caused more problems for competitors than almost any other hole on the course.https://nyti.ms/2q39bTx

Matt Parziale Is an Amateur at the Masters, but a Pro Fighting Fires

By JOHN CLARKE from NYT Sports Parziale’s often exhausting and sometimes dangerous grind paid off in October when he won the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, earning him a spot at the Masters.https://nyti.ms/2GvP0si