Augusta National Golf Club Guide
Augusta National: Home of the Masters Tournament Guide
Welcome to Augusta National Golf Club, the legendary home of the Masters Tournament, one of the most prestigious and iconic events in the world of golf. While access to the course is extremely limited and primarily reserved for members and tournament attendees, the mystique and history surrounding Augusta National make it a significant landmark. Even if you can't walk the hallowed grounds, understanding its significance enhances any visit to Augusta. Founded in 1932 by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts, Augusta National was built on the site of a former indigo plantation. The course was designed by Jones and Alister MacKenzie and quickly became renowned for its challenging layout and stunning beauty. The Masters Tournament was first held in 1934 and has been held annually ever since, becoming a symbol of golfing excellence and tradition. While general public access is restricted, experiencing the atmosphere of Augusta during Masters Week is a unique opportunity. The city comes alive with golf enthusiasts from around the world. You can visit the Augusta National Golf Club's official merchandise shop during the tournament to purchase souvenirs. While you can't play the course, you can soak in the excitement and tradition that surrounds this iconic venue. Augusta offers a wide array of Southern cuisine, from barbecue to fine dining, allowing visitors to experience the local flavors.
Transportation
Augusta National Golf Club is located at 2604 Washington Road, Augusta, GA 30904. **Bus:** Augusta Public Transit (APT) has routes that service Washington Road. Check the APT website or app for the most up-to-date schedules and route information. Look for routes that service Washington Road near Berckmans Road.