How to Secure Your Tickets for the 2027 Masters at Augusta National
If you’re gearing up for the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, you may be wondering how to get your hands on tickets for the 2027 event. While you may not be at the 90th Masters happening now, hope is not lost. Here’s a guide to securing your tickets for next year’s prestigious tournament.
Steps to Get Your 2027 Masters Tickets
The first step towards attending the 2027 Masters is entering the Masters ticket lottery, which is widely considered the best method to gain entry to Augusta National. Currently, the application window is not open, but being prepared is essential.
When the time comes, the application period will be from June 1 to June 20, 2026. To get started, visit the Masters website, where you can either log into an existing account or create a new one. During this process, you will choose which days you wish to attend, as well as the number of tickets you need (between one to four). While you can express interest in all tournament days from Monday to Sunday, should you win the lottery, your ticket will be valid for just one day, and you won’t have the option to select which day that will be.
Pricing Insights
As of now, ticket prices for the 2027 Masters have yet to be announced. However, last year saw ticket prices set at $125 for Monday and Tuesday, $150 for Wednesday, and $160 for tournament rounds from Thursday through Sunday. Notably, the price for tournament rounds increased by $20 from the previous year.
Entering this lottery is the most reliable method for obtaining Masters tickets. It's important to avoid purchasing tickets through third-party platforms, as this could result in cancellation and potentially being banned from future events.
Related News and Updates
While your sights are set on 2027, there’s ongoing excitement this week at the Masters. Bryson DeChambeau recently discussed the challenges he faced on the course, stating, "Well, there’s OB just right of the bunker and it can hit the cart path and go OB, and then there’s water left... It wasn’t like I pulled it, and oh, that’s going to go in the water. It was a good strike..."
Also, Rory McIlroy shared insights on the pressure of play, mentioning, "Bones asked me walking down the 9th hole there, my last hole, what's your plan after this for like the next few weeks... There’s a lot riding on this golf hole. So I mean, obviously I wanted to make the cut, of course."
What's Next?
Looking ahead, the tournament continues to draw spectators, while securing tickets for the 2027 Masters will soon become a priority for many. Stay tuned for updates on ticket pricing and be ready to enter the lottery next summer to increase your chances of experiencing the magic of Augusta National firsthand.