Every golf fanatic dreams of playing a round at the iconic Augusta National, home to the annual Masters Tournament. However, the likelihood of that ever happening is very slim due to the incredible ...

Augusta National’s new Player Services Building is polished, purposeful and very much in keeping with how the Masters quietly modernizes. Some people (not in the know) talk about Augusta National as ...

It might surprise some people that Augusta National is not the top-ranked course in the United States. It's been No. 1 in our rankings three times, the last time being 2015. Most often, Augusta ...

"They got more grass in one hole than they had in the whole god-darned Patch.” - James “Buck” Buchanan, longtime Patch member, on the course's renovation Three years since announcing its plan, Augusta ...

The Masters Par 3 Contest, first played in 1960, takes center stage once again at Augusta National Golf Club. It's the Wednesday-before-the-Masters tradition unlike any other. Famously, no one has ...

A PGA Tour veteran pulls back the curtain on just how unforgiving golf’s most iconic course really is.

Animals emerge from hibernation, plants blossom with new life, and in golf, Augusta National Golf Club brings its newest enhancements to the public eye. This part of the calendar always brings oohs ...

Rae's Creek (and its tributary) are synonymous with Augusta National and the Masters but its slice of Augusta history ...

Augusta National Golf Club, home of the prestigious Masters Tournament, has spent years and more than $200 million expanding its footprint in Augusta, Georgia. The club is buying up hundreds of acres ...

Patrons stroll the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club during a practice round at the Masters Tournament, as Bryson DeChambeau talks with his caddie. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images) Every ...

The Masters Tournament is all about tradition, and that includes everything down to what the golfers wear during the four days at Augusta National Golf Club. That was on display last year when ...

A 93-year-old woman who lived less than a mile from Augusta National Golf Club refused to sell her property to the club until her dying breath, rebuffing years of expansion efforts by the golf club ...