Augusta National Golf Club stands as the most celebrated golf course in the world — home to The Masters Tournament, legendary azalea blooms, and 90 years of pure golfing tradition.
Par 4 • 520 yards
Par 3 • 155 yards
Par 5 • 510 yards
Par 3 • 170 yards
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Originally a plant nursery, Augusta National was designed by golf legend Bobby Jones and architect Alister MacKenzie, opening in 1932.
The iconic entrance lined with 61 magnolia trees leads to the legendary clubhouse, a hallmark of Augusta's timeless elegance.
The most famous stretch in golf — where Masters championships are won and lost in dramatic fashion each April.
A demanding uphill par 4 finishing in front of the clubhouse, the perfect stage for final-round drama and glory.
World-class practice areas including the famous par-3 course, used for the beloved Par 3 Contest each Wednesday.
Each hole is named after a native plant or tree. The stunning azaleas bloom in vibrant pink each spring during Masters week.
The iconic white antebellum clubhouse, built in 1854, serves as the heart of Augusta National's storied traditions.
Held every April since 1934, The Masters is the only major championship played at the same venue each year, creating an unmatched sense of history and tradition.
The winner receives the coveted Green Jacket — the most recognized symbol in all of golf — and a lifetime invitation to compete at Augusta National.
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Awarded to every Masters champion since 1949. Past champions place the jacket on the new winner in Butler Cabin.
Held each Tuesday of Masters week, hosted by the defending champion who chooses the menu.
A beloved Wednesday tradition where players often bring their children as caddies on the par-3 course.
Augusta is famous for its stunning floral displays, timed perfectly to coincide with Masters week each April.
The legendary Masters sandwich sold for under $2, unchanged for decades — a beloved patron tradition.
Honorary starters tee off the first shot of The Masters, celebrating golf's greatest legends.
One of the most exclusive and celebrated golf clubs in the world. Discover the history, the traditions, and the legendary course that defines the spirit of golf.