It's GREEN JACKET Time - That's right, it's back to the Masters.

Augusta's famed fairways are being trimmed and improved by the best golfers around.

Hideki Matsuyama, a 12 month old Japanese-Asian winner of the famous green jacket, made history.

What can we expect this year from the Masters? Learn everything you need to know.

Which date is The Masters 2022 scheduled?

The Masters begins on Thursday, April 7, and ends Sunday, April 10, 2022.

The four-day event is made up of four days of play, with the culmination, perhaps, of the entire season's golf season.

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What time is the opening tee?

The opening tee time will be at 12 Noon UK Time on Thursday April 7, with a ceremonial drive. Players will begin at 2 PM UK Time.

Friday's play will begin at 2pm UK Time, and Saturday and Sunday will start at 4pm.

Which TV channel and live stream are the Masters 2022 broadcasting in the UK?

Sky Sports will air The Masters, which includes extensive coverage of Sky Sports Golf and Main Event.

Live streaming coverage is available at Now.

The BBC will broadcast nightly highlights from the tournament.

What are the current odds of being the Masters 2022 winner?"

• Jon Rahm 8/1
• Collin Morikawa 11/1
• Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas 12/1
• Cameron Smith, Rory McIlroy 14/1
• Dustin Johnson, Viktor Hovland 16/1
• Xander Schauffele 18/1
• Brooks Koepka, Bryson Duchambeau, Patrick Cantlay 20/1

Odds provided by Betfair as at March 22nd, are correct.

What have the Masters changed this year?

Augusta has two holes that have been extended, making it the longest Masters.

The course is 35 yards longer than it was a year ago.

The length of the 15th has been increased by 20 yards to 550 yards.

The 4-par 11th hole has been extended by 15 yards. Some pines were removed from the fairway but the pin was moved to the left.

The 11th hole is currently 520 yards in length and is considered the toughest hole at Augusta.