Augusta National is one of the most challenging golf courses on the planet, especially for the amateur golfers who are lucky enough to play there. Sure, many of the professionals make Augusta National look easy at times throughout Masters week.

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Guests at Augusta National may stay overnight in the famous cabins that dot the property, Bob Harig writes, making for an unforgettable visit.

The Patch officially reopens to the Augusta public after the 2026 Masters. Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley reflected on that three-year project on Wednesday.

Augusta National Golf Club will open a new public golf course on April 15, 2026, following the Masters tournament.

There’s no mountains, there’s no oceans—it’s just pure natural beauty,” 1979 Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller once said about Augusta National Golf Club.

Kevin Kisner ripped CBS's Masters Sunday broadcast on Barstool's Fore Play podcast, saying the coverage was minutes behind live action at Augusta National.

Another thing you cannot do is take grass from The Masters. Removing anything from the grounds of Augusta National is strictly prohibited. They have high security there, so it would be hard to do so. Violating this rule can result in removal from the tournament or legal action.

Jon Rahm discussed the firm and fast conditions at Augusta National Golf Club after his disappointing performance at the Masters.