I did not get tickets for this year’s Masters. Is it too late to apply?
The Masters Tournament ticket lottery typically opens months in advance, usually June, but application timelines may vary by year. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, visitors should refer directly to the official Masters website for ticket policies and application details.
Ticket delivery timelines vary each year and are managed directly by the tournament. If you’ve received confirmation that tickets were awarded, consult official Masters communications or the ticket policy page for the latest updates.
The 2026 Masters Tournament is scheduled for Monday, April 6 through Sunday, April 12, with practice rounds held Monday through Wednesday and tournament rounds beginning on Thursday. 2027 will take place from April 5-11.
Where do I park for the Masters? How early should I arrive?
Free Masters parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis near Augusta National Golf Club, though lots do fill quickly on peak days. Arriving early and using GPS or official Masters parking maps is strongly recommended.
Is Augusta National within walking distance of hotels on Washington Road?
Some hotels along the Washington Road corridor are within walking or short ride-share distance, while others require driving or transportation. Travel times vary depending on location, traffic patterns, and daily tournament activity.
Do hotels provide shuttle service to the tournament?
Some hotels and private operators offer shuttle or transportation services during Masters Week, though availability varies. Visitors are encouraged to confirm transportation options directly with their lodging provider.
I can’t do a lot of walking. Are accessibility accommodations available at the tournament?
Augusta National provides facilities for patrons with mobility needs, including accessible areas throughout the course. Wheelchair use is permitted, and visitors are encouraged to follow official accessibility guidance and mobility policies outlined by the tournament.
What should I wear to the Masters? Can I wear jeans?
There is no formal dress code, but patrons are encouraged to dress comfortably and appropriately for April weather. Light layers, comfortable walking shoes, and weather-ready attire are strongly recommended. Jeans are allowed, though spiked shoes and metal-spiked golf shoes are prohibited. For outfit inspiration, explore the official Masters Tournament Pinterest Board for style ideas.
Phones are not permitted on any tournament day, including practice rounds. Personal cameras are allowed during practice rounds only (Monday–Wednesday) and are prohibited during tournament rounds (Thursday–Sunday). Small bags and purses are permitted but must be no larger than 10" x 10" x 12"; clear bags are not required. Allowed and prohibited items are reviewed and updated annually, so visitors are strongly encouraged to check the official Masters website before arriving for the most current guidelines.
Yes. All concession stands, merchandise shops, and shipping locations at Augusta National Golf Club are cashless and accept credit or debit cards only.
Patrons may have a complimentary photo taken at Founders Circle throughout the week, with hours varying by day. Personal camera policies differ between practice rounds and tournament rounds, so be sure to check official guidelines.
Children and infants are permitted at the tournament, though all patrons must have proper credentials. Strollers and large bags are prohibited, so planning ahead is recommended.
What happens if there is bad weather during the Masters?
Weather conditions are closely monitored, and patrons are notified through on-site message boards and in-app alerts if play is suspended. Visitors should follow all instructions and seek shelter when advised.
Positive cheering is encouraged, but running, disruptive behavior, and protests are prohibited. Patrons may bring one folding, armless chair per patron onto the grounds and are expected to follow tournament etiquette throughout the day.
Ticketing gates generally open at 7:00 a.m., with course gates opening shortly after at 7:30 a.m. Closing times vary by day and weather conditions, so checking official tournament hours is recommended.
What is there to do in Augusta besides attending the Masters?
Masters Week is a city-wide celebration, with dining, live music, shopping, and cultural attractions happening throughout Augusta. Many restaurants and attractions extend hours or offer special experiences during tournament week. Explore Things to Do During Masters Week and Where to Eat & Drink in Augusta for local favorites!
For personalized recommendations, maps, and local insight, visit Augusta & Co., Augusta’s Experience Center located in downtown. You can also explore the Visit Augusta blogs to receive Masters-related tips, local insights, and guides.
Planning ahead is key to a smooth Masters Week experience. Explore helpful guides on travel tips, parking and transportation, places to stay, and what to expect so you can arrive in Augusta prepared and confident.
Looking for more inspiration and local insight during Masters Week? Our Masters-related blogs share curated guides, insider tips, and seasonal recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Augusta beyond the tournament.
