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Masters 2015 streaming: How to watch Sunday’s round live online

Will it be a coronation or a collapse? Either ways viewers will have options to watch online.

Apr 12, 2015, 12:30 PM UTC

Rob Schumacher-USA TODAY Sports

The 2015 Masters comes to a close on Sunday with Jordan Spieth set to begin the round out front as he plays for the first major championship victory of his career. Spieth was in contention for the title last season only to finish second to Bubba Watson. He begins the final round in even better position this year with a four-stroke lead.

Spieth opened the tournament with an 8-under round of 64 and hasn’t looked back. He set the 36-hole scoring record on Friday and the 54-hole scoring record on Saturday. If he shoots 3-under or better on Sunday he would set a new tournament scoring record. In order to do that, he’ll need to continue to make good decisions and hit good shots for just 18 more holes. Spieth looked nearly flawless during the first three rounds, but did struggle some coming in on Saturday including a double bogey on No. 17. That cut his lead from six strokes to four and opened the final round up a bit, even if he’s still in command.

Although Spieth has been the star thus far, there is no shortage of star power near the top of the leaderboard. Former U.S. Open champion Justin Rose opens the day in second at 12-under while three-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson is in third at 11 under. Mickelson shot a 67 on Saturday, tied for the best round of the day. A similar score in the final round would at a minimum put the pressure on Spieth coming down the stretch.

Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods are also near the top of the leaderboard, but both have a lot of ground to make up if they are going to be a factor. Woods and McIlroy were able to make up ground with 4-under rounds of 68, but are still 10 strokes behind Spieth to start the round. Barring a huge collapse from the 21-year-old Spieth, Woods, McIlroy and others well off the lead would have to go very low to have a shot. They’ve both looked capable of doing that and could certainly be a factor with a round in the low 60s.

Television and online coverage will be slightly extended on Sunday with coverage set to begin at 2 p.m. ET instead of 3 p.m. like the earlier rounds. CBS will once again provide coverage with the broadcast also available via online streams from Masters.com. Viewers will be able to catch a glimpse of the action before then, however, with a few online streams. Masters.com will once again provide additional streams focusing on specific holes or groups. That includes a stream dedicated to Amen Corner, another of Nos. 15 and 16 and a pair of featured group streams.

The online simulcast stream will come in handy for watching the leaders play. The final final six groups will all tee off after television coverage -- and the simulcast streams -- begin. Here is a complete look at the final round coverage. All times Eastern.