The Masters Tournament
The Masters Tournament is one of golf's four major championships, held annually at Augusta National Golf Club since 1934, renowned for its tradition and prestigious green jacket award.
Held at the same meticulously maintained course every year rather than rotating venues like other major championships, this tournament has cultivated a distinctive sense of tradition unmatched elsewhere in golf.
A Fixed, Storied Venue
Unlike golf's other major championships, the Masters is held every year at the same course, Augusta National Golf Club, contributing to its distinctive sense of tradition.
The Green Jacket
The tournament's winner receives the iconic green jacket, one of golf's most recognizable and prestigious individual awards, symbolizing membership among the sport's champions.
Renowned Course Conditions
Augusta National is renowned for its meticulously maintained and visually striking course conditions, including distinctive azalea and dogwood landscaping that blooms during the spring tournament.
One of Golf's Four Majors
The Masters represents one of golf's four major championships, alongside the U.S. Open, The Open Championship, and PGA Championship, forming the sport's most prestigious annual competitions.
