Shot chart from CBS Sunday Masters telecast - 2017

I tracked the number of strokes that CBS aired per player during the Sunday round of the Masters. The telecast began at 2pm ET and I counted a total of 430 strokes televised by CBS during regulation. The final putt in regulation was holed at 7:05 which worked out to an average of 1.41 strokes per minute - not only an increase over the rate from the 2016 Masters, but a new record high for all major tournaments I have tracked since 2014.

Note: CBS televised all eight shots from the playoff, but I did not count these in the table in order to provide a fairer comparison to the tracking for other tournaments.

CBS covered 66 regulation strokes from both winner Sergio Garcia (skipping two tap-ins) and runner-up Justin Rose (skipping two layups and a tap-in). Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth were featured next most frequently. Those four players (comprising the final two pairings) accounted for slightly more than half of all televised shots. Early in the telecast, CBS seemed quite consumed with the competition for low amateur honors and wound up devoting a total of 17 strokes to the two amateurs who made the cut.

The highest finisher not shown by CBS was Kevin Chappell who tied for 7th. CBS televised strokes from 27 different players. 13 players were covered for at least 10 shots.

This is the fourth year that I have compiled these televised shot charts. For comparison to prior majors, see this summary table which contains links to all shot charts since 2014.

Here is the complete shot chart (including the highest finisher not shown on the telecast):

Player	Shots shown	Finish	Pairing
Sergio Garcia	66 (of 68*)	1	1
Justin Rose	66 (of 69)	2	1
Rickie Fowler	50	T11	2
Jordan Spieth	35	T11	2
Charl Schwartzel	31	3	4
Paul Casey	25	6	6
Charley Hoffman	23	T22	3
Thomas Pieters	22	T4	5
Adam Scott	19	T9	4
Matt Kuchar	11	T4	7
Ryan Moore	11	T9	3
Phil Mickelson	11	T22	13
Stewart Hagestad	10	T36	18
Fred Couples	9	T18	10
Lee Westwood	8	T18	5
Curtis Luck	7	T46	24
Rory McIlroy	7	T7	7
Martin Kaymer	6	T16	16
Russell Henley	3	T11	12
Jason Day	2	T22	14
Jon Rahm	2	T27	8
Hideki Matsuyama	1	T11	15
Jimmy Walker	1	T18	9
William McGirt	1	T22	8
Justin Thomas	1	T22	14
Daniel Berger	1	T27	18
Marc Leishman	1	T43	26
Kevin Chappell	0	T7	9
others	0
total	430

* Garcia took 68 "shots" plus one penalty stroke for a score of 69

Note: The Pairing column reflects the tee time groupings in reverse order, so 1 =  final pairing, 2 = next-to-last, etc.