THE world's best are set to fight it out for the famous Green Jacket in the first Major of 2018.
Sergio Garcia has already failed to defend his title, missing the cut after hitting five shots in the water on the 15th.
Over four days in Georgia, the players will vye for a share of $10million prize money and a place in history - in what is the smallest field of all four golf Majors.
This year's event - the 82nd Masters - will be battled out at Augusta as normal, which has been stretched to a whopping 7,435 yards since the turn of the century.
When is The Masters 2018?
THE tournament began on Thursday, April 5.
It runs for four days and four rounds in total, with the final day's play on Sunday, April 8.
If you're watching in the UK, the first tee-off times will be around 1pm BST, whilst the final group will leave the clubhouse around 7pm.
THIS year's Masters will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Golf and Main Event from April 5.
If you're not a Sky subscriber, you can still watch all the action live with Now TV. You can sign up for as little as £7.99 here.
We will be running a LIVE BLOG from Augusta on SunSport, bringing you all the action as it happens from what should be a fascinating four days.
The Masters Sunday tee times can be found here.