Okay, so I wanted to listen to the Masters on SiriusXM, right? I’m a huge golf fan, and I didn’t want to miss a single second of the action, even when I’m driving or just chilling at home. So, here’s what I did.
First, I checked the SiriusXM website. I just wanted to be totally sure they were actually broadcasting it. Found the info – yup, they had full coverage, all days, all that good stuff.
Figuring Out How to Listen
Next, I had a couple of options. I could use:
- My car radio (duh, it has SiriusXM).
- The SiriusXM app on my phone.
- The SiriusXM website on my computer.
I decided to try out all three, just to see which one I liked best.
Trying it Out
The car radio was super easy. I just turned it on, found the SiriusXM channel for the Masters (it was Channel 92, by the way), and boom, I was listening. Perfect for when I’m running errands.
The app was pretty straightforward, too. I already had it installed, so I just opened it up, searched for “Masters,” and it popped right up. Easy peasy. This is great for when I’m walking the dog or doing stuff around the house.
The website was also simple. I went to the SiriusXM site, logged in (you need an account, of course), and found the Masters broadcast. Worked like a charm. This is good for when I’m working at my desk.
The Final Result
Basically, I was all set. I could listen to the Masters anywhere, anytime. No missed shots for me! The whole process was pretty quick and painless. No technical difficulties or anything. Now every Masters, I can do the same thing.
