The Masters Tournament Welcomes Bank of America as Champion Partner
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Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) has been announced as a new Champion Partner of the Masters Tournament, starting from 2025. This partnership expands on Bank of America's existing support for community initiatives and amateur events in Augusta and globally. Alongside this news, CBS Sports will increase coverage of the tournament, adding five hours to the weekend broadcasts. The expanded coverage will total 14 hours on CBS and Paramount+ for Saturday and Sunday, with additional digital feeds Thursday through Sunday.
The Masters Tournament chairman, Fred Ridley, expressed enthusiasm for strengthening the event through these partnerships. Bank of America joins AT&T, IBM, and Mercedes-Benz as Champion Partners, while Delta Air Lines, Rolex, and UPS continue as Tournament Partners. This move further cements Bank of America's commitment to the Augusta community and golf initiatives worldwide.
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- Bank of America becomes a Champion Partner of the prestigious Masters Tournament, potentially increasing brand visibility and prestige
- Expanded TV coverage on CBS and Paramount+ could lead to increased viewership and potential revenue opportunities for BAC
- Partnership reinforces BAC's commitment to community initiatives and amateur golf events, potentially enhancing corporate image
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- None.
News Market Reaction – BAC
On the day this news was published, BAC gained 1.15%, reflecting a mild positive market reaction.
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CBS and Paramount+ to Expand Weekend Coverage
Bank of America will join AT&T, IBM and Mercedes-Benz, who each have extended their relationship as Champion Partners. Delta Air Lines, Rolex and UPS have returned as Tournament Partners.
"Through Bank of America's support of our community initiatives and amateur events, they have become an impactful and committed partner in our organization's mission in
In partnership with CBS Sports, the 2025 Masters Tournament will debut five additional hours of live coverage of the third and final rounds, bringing the total to 14 hours of weekend coverage on CBS and Paramount+, in addition to their digital feeds Thursday through Sunday. The CBS Television Network and Paramount+ will air the Tournament live from 2:00 – 7:00 PM ET on Saturday, April 12 and Sunday, April 13, which is an increase of one hour for Saturday's third round. Additionally, two hours of live coverage have been added on both Saturday and Sunday to air on Paramount+ from 12:00 – 2:00 PM ET. Commercial time per hour will remain unchanged at four minutes.
"The Masters Tournament has had the great fortune of enjoying an extraordinary relationship with CBS Sports for nearly 70 years," said Ridley. "Alongside our friends at the network, we are pleased to extend the Tournament's weekend coverage and ultimately deliver more live golf for Masters fans."
Bank of America has been a dedicated partner within the greater
The 2025 Masters Tournament is scheduled for April 7 – 13.
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