One of the greatest viewing experiences in sports is the year's first golf major, The Masters. Between the impeccable scenery, top-notch production, soothing sounds of the piano, and high-level drama, nothing beats Augusta National on television.

But as old school as you think they are, the broadcast and tournament coverage has always been on the cutting edge. 

Today we'll take you through the evolution of that TV coverage - which has always aired on CBS and on a one-year contract - that includes a list of things that you can't say, banned broadcasters, and an embrace of technology. 

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