In an increasingly-odd sporting calendar, The Masters 2020 is set to get underway in the middle of November as opposed to its regular timing of early April, but here's all the information you'll need to keep up with one of golf's premier events.
Tiger Woods returns to compete for what would be his sixth green jacket and his second in a row after a fairytale victory last year, which saw him win by one stroke ahead of three runners-up.
However, golf's greatest isn't the favourite this year, with most bookies having him at around 40/1, whereas Americans Bryson Dechambeau and Dustin Johnson lead the field.
For an in-depth look at all of the major players at Augusta this year, including how the bookies rate their game and the form ahead of Thursday, take a look at GiveMeSport's preview here.
When does it start
The Masters will begin on Thursday, November 12, with the first round live from 6pm, although there will be featured groups shown from 12:30, and the tournament runs through to Sunday 15. Originally scheduled for April 9-12, this is the first time the event will run in the autumn.
Speaking to ESPN, Rory McIlroy said: “[There is] a lot more Bermuda [grass] in the fairways and in the surrounds of the greens.
"That’s going to make things very interesting around the greens. Chipping will be a lot trickier.”
How to watch
The tournament will be shown on Sky Sports Golf as well as Sky Sports Main Event and is also available on the Sky Go app throughout the week.
While the BBC will have no live coverage of the event, it will screen a night-time highlights programme on each night of the tournament, as will Sky.
Schedule
SKY
Thursday 12th November
Featured groups – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 12:30 pm
Main coverage – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 6 pm
Friday 13th November
Featured groups – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 12:30 pm
Main coverage – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 6 pm
Saturday 14th November
Main coverage – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 6 pm
Sunday 15th November
Main coverage – Sky Sports Golf / Main Event from 3 pm
BBC
Thursday 12th November
BBC Two – 11:30pm
Friday 13th November
BBC Two – 11:20pm
Saturday 14th November
BBC Two – 10:40pm
Sunday 15th November
BBC Two – 10:20pm
Where is the course
The Masters once again takes place at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. It will be the 84th time the tournament has run at this venue.
This year, in keeping with the peculiarity of the timing, the course is set to be dressed in an orange cloak, guaranteed to give the course a unique feel.