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A pair of familiar faces and voices are joining the broadcast for the Masters Par 3 Contest.
Wyndham Clark and Max Homa will be a part of ESPN's broadcast of the event, set for Wednesday, April 9. They will work with lead announcer Scott Van Pelt at separate times during the four-hour presentation.
This is the first time current players will be analysts for the contest.
"We look forward to having Wyndham and Max as part of our coverage of the Masters Par 3 Contest,” Mike McQuade, ESPN's EVP of Sports Production, said in a release. “Having them interacting with Scott Van Pelt in the booth and bringing their perspective to the telecast will help us serve and entertain sports fans during this fun event."
The two-hour telecast will begin at 2 p.m. ET, one hour earlier than in past years. There will be four hours of streaming coverage, beginning on ESPN+ at noon ET. For the first time, the Masters Par 3 Contest will also be available to stream on Disney+ for all subscribers.
Clark is ranked 11th in the Official World Golf Ranking and made his Masters debut in 2024, missing the cut. Homa tied for third at the 2024 Masters, his career-best finish in a major.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Wyndham Clark, Max Homa joining ESPN for Masters Par 3 Contest on TV
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Wyndham Clark and Max Homa will be a part of ESPN's broadcast of the event, set for Wednesday, April 9. They will work with lead announcer Scott Van Pelt at separate times during the four-hour presentation.
This is the first time current players will be analysts for the contest.
"We look forward to having Wyndham and Max as part of our coverage of the Masters Par 3 Contest,” Mike McQuade, ESPN's EVP of Sports Production, said in a release. “Having them interacting with Scott Van Pelt in the booth and bringing their perspective to the telecast will help us serve and entertain sports fans during this fun event."
The two-hour telecast will begin at 2 p.m. ET, one hour earlier than in past years. There will be four hours of streaming coverage, beginning on ESPN+ at noon ET. For the first time, the Masters Par 3 Contest will also be available to stream on Disney+ for all subscribers.
Clark is ranked 11th in the Official World Golf Ranking and made his Masters debut in 2024, missing the cut. Homa tied for third at the 2024 Masters, his career-best finish in a major.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Wyndham Clark, Max Homa joining ESPN for Masters Par 3 Contest on TV
Continue reading...
