It's time to download The Masters app again, the best sports app.
A unique tradition in its kind.
Every year, early in April, sports fans rush to reactivate The Masters app on their devices. This event is highly anticipated, as a four-day golf tournament has led to the creation of one of the best apps in the sports realm. It’s the perfect time to download it, as the iconic tournament will begin Thursday morning.
The reason this app is considered the best in sports lies in the abundant resources of Augusta National, the exclusive club that hosts the event, which has invested in creating an exceptional digital experience. The app not only offers a real-time scoring system with a leaderboard but also includes seamless live streaming, an updated news tab, a schedule, a course map, and highlight videos. However, its most remarkable feature is the "Every Player, Every Shot, Every Hole" option, which allows users to see every shot from all players on every hole.
Golf enthusiasts often complain that broadcasts do not show enough actual shots due to the numerous commercials and pre-recorded video packages that take up time. But The Masters solved this dilemma by investing in filming and streaming every shot live through its app. This year, the ability to follow each shot has also been added, providing data such as distance and ball speed, even in the practice area.
Collaboration with IBM has allowed the app to enhance its visuals, now optimized for Apple Vision Pro. The app remains completely free, without premium versions, intrusive ads, or the need to register with a cable subscription to enjoy the competitions. Its functionality and effectiveness are commendable, with instant updates on the leaderboard and the option to create a group of golfers to closely follow each one’s progress.
With each passing year, The Masters app continues to receive accolades, becoming a favorite among sports lovers, and its website is equally impressive. This is an annual reminder that spring has arrived, and it's time to enjoy the green splendor of Augusta National on our devices.