A magical place. The course is perfect. The organization is perfect. They make improvements every year that make it even more perfect. Only complaints are I wish they hadn't built Berckmans Place. One of the appeals of The Masters was that it didn't have VIP areas (except for the members and guests at the Clubhouse). Also, I wish more of the merchandise for sale was made in the USA. Practically all of it is made out of the country. Food is good and you can't beat the prices. The Masters may be my favorite sports event of any.
Probably the most exclusive golf club in the country. It's every golfer's dream to play here.
It's one beautiful place in person the company I work for does lot's of work i love it there I wish i could play 18 holes of golf there just once it would be unforgettable
Was fortunate enough to spend the entire week during the 2016 Master's (that's rightI still use the apostrophe) to cap Watson's Master's career. Where do I start?
It goes without saying, the grounds were in phenomenal condition. The staff were as pleasant and friendly as those found at Disney. The parking was convenient and free.
The concessions were beyond reasonably priced. Bought lunches that cost less than the price of a soda at an NFL game! Fresh and delicious every time.
Be sure to bring comfortable shoes. The terrain is more undulated than is apparent from television.
The patrons, as they are called, were also very friendly. I talked with coaches, CEOs, sports commentators and other regular folk, like me. There was no condescension directed toward me from those of wealth and power. Seems everyone is just HAPPY TO BE THERE!
I am positive that, in today's society, this is the ONLY place where you won't see or hear anyone on a phonethey are not permitted. Saw a young lady and her father get booted for sneaking theirs in and using it during the par 3 tourney. They don't mess around. They will not hesitate to blackball anyone not in compliance.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that cameras are allowed during the practice rounds and par 3 tourney, so don't leave your camera at home if you're there before Thursday.
In summation, a once in a lifetime experience made possible by the unbelievable folks I work for. Thank you Tom and Hilary!!!
I do not have enough space to tell you how incredible the Augusta National is. They have thought out and continue to evolve the patron experience. And we were only there for the practice round.
What else can be said about Augusta? If you ever have the opportunity to experience this course you owe it to yourself to see the pinnacle of golf. Even a casual fan of the game will be impressed by the impeccably manicured grounds and the stunning views. If you are lucky enough to be here for the Masters, the atmosphere is simply impossible to describe. Be sure to make your way to the driving range to watch the best in the world in a more casual and relaxed setting, where they show their incredible skills. Also recommended, the Berckman Place experience - If you aren't familiar with this relatively new opportunity, do some researchand save your pennies; you will not be disappointed.
As we say here in Augusta, the Augusta National is hallowed ground. Very few get to play it. The majority of the members don't live in Augusta. Bobby Jones, one of the founders, had a very special vision when he started the club . It has surpassed everything he could possibly have imagined. Augusta is truly blessed to have the National as it's home. Thanks to all who come to watch The Masters during the first full week - every April - a National Tradition.
A magical place. The course is perfect. The organization is perfect. They make improvements every year that make it even more perfect. Only complaints are I wish they hadn't built Berckmans Place. One of the appeals of The Masters was that it didn't have VIP areas (except for the members and guests at the Clubhouse). Also, I wish more of the merchandise for sale were made in the USA. Practically all of it is made out of the country. Food is good and you can't beat the prices. The Masters may be my favorite sports event of any.
This is the most immaculate golf course I've ever seen! There isn't a weed on the premises and the grounds are so pristine one has to see it to believe it. Was there for a practice round for the Masters golf tournament and everyone was wonderfully kind and helpful. If you get a chance to go and are a golf fan, go!
A must visit if you have the opportunity! Words and television can't describe this course. The hospitality is amazing and everything is designed with a specific purpose!
We were there for the Masters this year. The place and the atmosphere is absolutely incredible. It looks even better in person than it does on TV
One of the finest courses in the world. Impeccable. Amazing place. Looks even better in person than it does on TV for the Masters. A+ Hard to imagine anyone not giving this course a 5 star rating.
As we say here in Augusta, the Augusta National is 'Holid' Ground. Very few get to play it. The majority of the members don't live in Augusta. Bobby Jones, one of the founders, had a very special vision when he started the club . It has surpassed everything he could possibly have imagined. Augusta is truly blessed to have the National as it's home. Thanks to all who come to watch The Masters during the first full week - every April - a National Tradition.