Masters Golf Shop has array of new T-shirts in 2025, including a new model, the caddie tee
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Move over garden gnome, there's a new item flying off the shelves at Augusta National at the 2025 Masters.
Located in the left corner of the Golf Shop hangs an array of T-shirts, including a new model: the caddie tee.
'Other than the green jacket, is there anything more recognizable than the caddie outfit?' asked Drive, Chip & Putt attendee Tim Jenson. 'I don't think so.'
For 2025, Jenson — and anybody willing to spend $32 — can dress similar to Augusta's famed loopers.
The white T-shirt displays the number 25 on its left pocket, the tournament emblem on the front right breast, while the word 'MASTERS' is stitched in block letters on the back.
The shirt is made of cotton.
'This shirt is going to sell fast,' said Mark Mitchell of Atlanta. 'Every year they come up with something new, and this was another hit.'
Another 2025 original is the slogan 'Welcome, Masters Week in Augusta.' The catchline appears on glasses, coasters and T-shirts.
On each item, located below the slogan, is an outline of a golfer, a caddie and the Augusta National clubhouse.
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