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
4/8/02 -- Augusta National’s lengthening is part of a necessary trend.
4/7/03 -- Thomas Bjorn withdrew from the Masters on Sunday. Bjorn had played in the last four Masters tournaments.
4/8/03 -- Some Monday notes from Augusta, with Scott Hoch, Rich Beem and others.
4/8/03 -- On the first day of Masters week, there was more action in court than on the course.
4/7/03 -- By BRIAN HEWITT
Jonathan Byrd was driving to his first Masters. Actually, his wife, Amanda, was behind the wheel.
Jonathan Byrd was driving to his first Masters. Actually, his wife, Amanda, was behind the wheel.
4/8/03 -- A federal judge upheld a law that allows the sheriff to regulate protests.
Monday photo gallery from the 2003 Masters Tournament.
4/3/03 -- No comment. Those are two words Davis Love III expects to utter on more than one occasion next week in Augusta, Ga.
34/2/03 -- Former President Jimmy Carter believes women eventually will be able to join Augusta National Golf Club.
4/2/03 -- Attorneys for Martha Burk ask a federal judge to override the local sheriff’s prohibition.
4/2/03 -- Ernie Els believes he will be fit for next week’s Masters Tournament. He injured his right wrist three weeks ago while striking a punching bag in the garage of his London home.
4/1/03 -- Martha Burk contends she was misunderstood when she said the all-male membership at Augusta National Golf Club was an affront to women in the armed forces.