AUGUSTA, Ga. — Augusta National Golf Club is one the few places in golf where, when you arrive here for the first time, you know you’re standing on historic and hallowed land.

In the past 20 years, the Augusta National Golf Club has spent more than $200 million buying more than 100 properties that span a colossal 270 acres in the area to build the upscale golf course.

There's a special 30 x 40 foot room on top of the Augusta National clubhouse called The Crow's Nest. In that room, as many as five amateurs can stay during the tournament. 5.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA - MARCH 30: A view of the locked gates at the entrance of Magnolia Lane off Washington Road that leads to the clubhouse of Augusta National on March 30, 2020 in Augusta, Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — An experience at Augusta National Golf Club is unlike any other. Not only is it home to golf's most sacred tournament, but it also includes strict rules for patrons that you don't ...

augusta, ga. — On Masters Sunday, it was standing room only in what is known as the Sitting Room inside the clubhouse at Augusta National Golf Club to watch the final round of the 89 th Masters.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — With all due respect to the old line about the back nine on Sunday, the Masters truly begins about a half-hour after sunrise on Thursday morning. At a time of day when fog still ...