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
12/7/02 -- The New York Times has decided to publish revised versions of two sports columns on the Augusta National Golf Club’s men-only membership policy that editors previously rejected.
12/2/02 -- The former chief executive officer of CBS resigned from Augusta National Golf Club in protest.
12/2/02 -- Americans are divided over whether Augusta National Golf Club should have female members.
111/30/02 -- An Irish women’s group wants to end the men-only membership at a golf club that hosts a PGA European Tour event ' a dispute similar to that at the home of the Masters.
11/26/02 -- Tiger Woods kept saying he was sure Augusta National would have a female member by the next Masters
11/26/02 -- The Masters has restored some drama to the first three months of the PGA Tour.
11/25/02 -- Two-thirds of the men and half the women interviewed in a New York Times poll said they did not believe the PGA Tour should withdraw its recognition of the Masters.
11/21/02 -- LPGA Tour commissioner Ty Votaw urged Augusta National to admit a female member, saying Augusta’s obligation to golf outweighs its rights as a private club.
11/20/02 -- Mark OMeara and Fred Couples both defended Tiger Woods in the Augusta National controversy.