Masters® Tournament

About Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters®

The Augusta National Golf Club, home of the prestigious Masters® Golf Tournament, was founded in 1931 by golf legend Bobby Jones and businessman Clifford Roberts on the site of a former indigo plantation and commercial nursery named Fruitlands. Captivated by the rolling terrain blanketed with azaleas, yellow jasmine, flowering peach and tea olive, Jones copied each hole from one of his favorites worldwide to create the course of his dreams. Then, in 1934, he invited the world's best golfers to a tournament there and The Masters® tournament was born.

Held each year during the first full week in April, Masters® tournament admission is exclusive to those who hold a series badge. Practice round tickets are limited and sold in advance by application only. Non-member course visitation and souvenir shopping at the pro shop is only available during the tournament and only with a series badge or practice round ticket.

For the most up-to-date information regarding the tournament schedule, television coverage, future dates, and practice round tickets, please visit the official web site at www.masters.org

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Augusta National Golf Club
2604 Washington Road
www.masters.org/