Augusta, GA
Augusta National Golf Club, founded in 1932 by Bobby Jones, is the Augusta course that hosts the Masters Tournament each April — the only men’s major played on the same course every year.
Augusta National Golf Club hosts the Masters each April — the most revered event in golf, where the green jacket, the azaleas of Amen Corner and decades of history make a “patron” badge the hardest ticket in sport.
The club is famously private, but Masters week transforms the small Georgia city of Augusta into the center of the golfing world.
Below are the Augusta stays, restaurants and bars fans use during Masters week.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the venue first.
A newer all-suite hotel on Broad Street in downtown Augusta, about five miles from Augusta National. Patrons choose it for the extra space of suites over a long Masters-week stay and the walkable downtown dining right outside the door.
A 372-room riverfront hotel in downtown Augusta, connected to the convention center and steps from the Riverwalk and Broad Street. Patrons use it as the main downtown anchor — walking distance to the city’s best bars and restaurants for post-round evenings.
A historic 1910 landmark hotel in the Summerville district with a Southern restaurant and a rooftop bar, one of the only Georgia hotels in Historic Hotels of America. Masters patrons favor it for Old South character about three miles from Augusta National.
A cocktail bar and small-plates eatery on Broad Street known for hand-crafted cocktails, a wine list and gourmet bites. It is a go-to Masters-week evening spot for patrons wanting an upscale downtown drink after a day at the course.
A downtown live-music and dance club open since 1995, built to honor Augusta’s own James Brown, with funk-driven DJ sets and memorabilia on the walls. Patrons use it for a lively, distinctly Augusta night out tied to the city’s soul-music heritage.
A casual Broad Street pub and whiskey bar known for a deep whiskey and bourbon selection alongside burgers and wings. It is a relaxed downtown choice for patrons after a long day walking Augusta National.
An ingredient-driven Southern kitchen and oyster bar in the Surrey Center district, known for fresh seafood and refined takes on Southern classics. Patrons favor it for elevated Southern food just south of Augusta National — an easy stop without the downtown drive.
A farm-to-table New American restaurant in historic downtown Augusta, sourcing from local farms with barrel-aged cocktails and a deep wine list. It is widely cited as Augusta’s standard-bearer for upscale dining and a top Masters-patron reservation — book well ahead.
A no-frills local seafood institution serving Southern-style seafood, sandwiches and cold beer, directly on Washington Road. Its spot on the corridor leading to Augusta National makes it the easy casual choice for a relaxed meal and oysters before or after the course.
Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta is tracked across 2 events. Here's how fans build a trip around it:
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Augusta National Golf Club opened in 1933.
The 2026 Masters Tournament, 2027 Masters Tournament are among the events held at Augusta National Golf Club.
