What Makes The Masters Unlike Any Other Sporting Event

Tradition: The iconic green jacket is a central symbol of the Masters. Awarded to the winner, the jacket represents not just victory, but honorary membership to Augusta National Golf Club.

Location: Augusta National Golf Course is inextricably linked to the Masters. Founded by golf legend Bobby Jones in the 1930s, the course and the tournament have become synonymous, creating a lasting legacy.

Drama: The Masters provides incredible personal stories, such as Tiger Woods’ remarkable comeback, showcasing individual resilience and triumph in the face of challenges.

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The Masters - The Status And Style Destination

What to wear: Officially the suggested dress code to attend the Masters is 'appropriate clothes and shoes' with a lot of golf casual about. But you're at the Masters so why not live it up?

Where to stay: The are plenty of great places to stay during the Masters, and many hotels offer courtesy shuttles to the tournament. But don't fall into the trap of thinking you can find those upscale lodgings you are after at the last minute.

Food and nightlife: When you are away from the links is another time to indulge in some stylish living. Augusta has no shortage of excellent restaurants and clubs and bars to keep you entertained.

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You had to be there - Why seeing is believing at The Masters

One of the great things about professional sports is that, in addition to seeing your favorite participants playing at the top of their game, occasionally something magical happens. Golf is no exception and the US Masters Tournament has seen more than its fair share of wow! There are some moments so amazing you just had to be there to get the full effect. Plus you get a lifetime of bragging rights. Continue Reading →

The 3 worst heartbreaks in the history of The Masters

For some mysterious reason, perhaps due to being the first major of the year or taking place at a club with a controversial history, the Masters is a tournament that's hosted many heartbreaks. Seemingly unstoppable performances collapse on Sunday surprisingly often, but there are three particular upsets that stand out from the rest. Continue Reading →

Staying in style at the Masters

The words Masters” and “style”
were born to live in the same sentence. 
-Golf  Digest

If your sense of style includes ripped tennis shoes and a raggy t-shirt with a funny saying on the front, you can wear them at the Masters Tournament in Augusta. But no one will be laughing, and the scorn that would rain down upon you would make a raging thunderstorm seem gentle.

The Masters has a dress code, and as with the event itself, it is understated:

Appropriate clothing and shoes should be worn at all times.
Golf shoes with metal spikes are not permitted.

An online news venue says, “You will mainly see golf casual on the course. Layered clothing is also recommended since mornings are still a little cool.”

Dress Like a Player

If you’re a golfer, dress like one and use weather-sense. Be prepared for rain and/or extreme heat. Layer clothing. Sturdy walking shoes you’ve “broken-in” would be your most valuable article of clothing.

Golf Digest cites outstanding outfits worn by Masters players, and you can re-create these looks:

  • 1960, Arnold Palmer/Ben Hogan – Navy cardigans and black brogues set the stage for an “iconic…signature” look. If your cardigan is custom-fitted, all the better.
  • 1984, Gary Player – Gary’s style was “man in black,” but the day he wore white pants, white shoes, and a white-trimmed navy polo shirt, heads turned and fashionistos took note. His cap, belt, and golf glove were bright white. On that day, Gary Player “popped.”
  • 2016, Billy Horschel – Not many people can pull off “crazy patterned pants,” but Billy did by pairing them with nothing but solid colors.

There’s Style…And Staying in Style

Another way to “stay in the style” at the Masters is to let us arrange executive housing for your stay in Augusta. Bring the family. Or you and your friends can enjoy a rental home that includes daily maid service and a chef.

For many, the Masters is a once-in-a-lifetime event. And that’s what we do: Help you create once-in-a-lifetime memories. We can customize your Masters experience:

  • Access to special events/behind-the-scenes parties
  • Entertainment
  • Event access
  • Hosted dinners
  • Hotel accommodations/private rental properties
  • Premium event hospitality
  • Private transportation/logistics

…And more. Call 762.444.6999 or contact Major Sports Augusta. We are YOUR TICKET IN!

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