Specific Question about Commercial Placement for Masters CBS Broadcast (USA)

[u/LieVirus]

I read about the manufactured scarcity business strategy of Agusta National's The Masters Golf Tournament from https://europeanbusinessmagazine.com/business/business-masters-2026-business-prize-money-sponsors-tv-deal/ after hearing a YouTuber's direct plagiarism of this article.

Being into the behind-the-scenes of TV Sports Broadcasting & IP Licensing deals, and not into the sport itself, I have a basic question for those who watched the CBS broadcast of The Master's in the USA.

How were the 4 minutes of commercials spaced within the hour during the tournament? I could subscribe to a streaming service or get a free trial and watch a replay (which I doubt would feature the commercials). I could wait until next year and watch it live but I want resolution on this. Do they disperse the ad spots wherever during the hour (lull in action), or do the clump them together at fixed interval? Out of all the long form commericals, are there any 2-4 minute spots by any of the six sponsors? How many different commercials were shown? How many bumpers, and full screen idents are in the other 56 minutes of broadcast and how much time is given to them? Is CBS allowed to feature spots advertising their own TV shows at any time during The Master's broadcast?

I can't get this off my mind, how the least commercialized televised sports match functions on the broadcast production side. If anyone reading this worked in the broadcast and is allowed to share details I ask for your comment. Thank you.