The new Players Services Building at Augusta National isn’t for everyone, only players and their immediate families, coaches and caddies, trainers and other members of the support team — but no public, no press, no agents. The club has released some photos though for a peek inside.
HISTORY AND TRADITION
Take a look at some answers to frequently asked questions of the Masters Tournament and Augusta National.
The players who have prevailed at the Masters Tournament, from 1934-2025, and their winning scores.
Here’s what recent Masters winners have chosen for their menus at the annual Champions Dinner at ANGC.
Each Masters winner is presented with a green jacket. Here’s how the tradition began.
MORE FROM THE MASTERS
4/10/03 -- Wet, tired and muddy, Steve Jennings and Paul Jaycox tromped toward the exit and back to the car.
4/10/03 -- Martha Burk called on members of the Augusta National Golf Club Thursday to resign in protest against their chairman, Hootie Johnson, if they believe women should be allowed in.
4/10/03 -- Martha Burk lost any hope of a court-sanctioned protest outside Augusta National’s main gate.
4/10/03 -- The first round of the Masters was called off Thursday because of a water-logged course and the threat of thunderstorms.
4/10/03 -- The men in green stood together, a defiant show of support for Augusta National Golf Club.
4/10/03 -- Dogwoods and azaleas, the King and the Bear. They go hand-and-hand at the Masters.
4/10/03 -- Thursday photo gallery from the 2003 Masters Tournament.
By RICH LERNER
Theres simply no truth to the rumor that Augusta employs thousands of elves.
Theres simply no truth to the rumor that Augusta employs thousands of elves.
By ADAM BARR
4/9/03 -- We have moved, in a little less than a year, from letters and acrimony to placards and bullhorns.
4/9/03 -- We have moved, in a little less than a year, from letters and acrimony to placards and bullhorns.
By BRIAN HEWITT
4/9/03 -- Aaron Baddeley wishes he were there in the worst way.
4/9/03 -- Aaron Baddeley wishes he were there in the worst way.
4/9/03 -- It’s hard to imagine Ernie Els getting worked up about anything. Hey, he’s the Big Easy, the guy with the sleepy eyes, the comfortable grin, the soothing demeanor.
4/9/03 -- A federal appeals court rejected Martha Burk’s emergency request to allow protesters outside the front gate of Augusta National Golf Club.