“Coverage of the beloved Masters Par 3 Contest begins Wednesday at noon, with two exclusive hours on the ESPN App and Disney+, followed by two additional hours on ESPN at 2 p.m., hosted by\u00a0SportsCenter\u00a0anchor\u00a0Scott Van Pelt<\/a>\u00a0with Smith and ESPN NFL analyst\u00a0Jason Kelce\u00a0conducting interviews with players and their families,” ESPN said in a statement on Tuesday morning.<\/p>\n More\u00a0Golf<\/a>:\u00a0Tiger Woods Makes Troubling Decision After Car Accident: Report<\/a><\/p>\n More Golf:\u00a0Jim Nantz Makes Eye-Catching Bryson DeChambeau Admission Before the Masters<\/a><\/p>\n While Kelce is beloved in many spaces, golf fans might be getting some Kelce fatigue because the reaction to ESPN’s announcement was less than positive.<\/p>\n “Oh good, was worried we wouldn\u2019t get enough forced Kelce content this year,” one fan said sarcastically<\/a> before another added<\/a>, “SHRINK THE GAME.”<\/p>\n “Not Bert Kreischer but we\u2019re getting there folks,” joked another<\/a> before a fourth suggested<\/a>, “Oh they\u2019re trying to ruin the masters too.”<\/p>\n Kelce brings energy to every environment he’s in, but clearly the golf community isn’t ready for that just yet. <\/p>\n ESPN will have special programming for the Masters started on Monday, but the tournament doesn’t officially tee off until April 9.<\/p>\n![\"Jason](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/GettyImages-2191410679.jpg\"\/)
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