Masters tickets? Getting into Augusta National will cost you (and it's not allowed)
Masters tickets? Getting into Augusta National will cost you (and it's not allowed)
There are just hours until the start of one of the most popular sporting events on the planet begins as the first shots will be fired at the 2025 Masters. Playing in the Masters is one of the biggest honors in golf, but simply being able to attend it as a spectator is an ultimate bucket list item for sports fans.
Can you still get in?
Technically, secondary tickets are not allowed. The tournament only sells tickets through its lottery system. Applications closed months ago, and tickets have already been awarded.
With the action starting soon, here's what to know about trying to get to the 2025 Masters:
Can you still buy 2025 Masters tickets?
Through the Masters, no. Augusta National is the only authorized source for Masters tickets and says the resale of any ticket is strictly prohibited. If someone acquires tickets from another source, it could result in exclusion from the tournament.
If you're willing to risk it on the secondary market, be prepared to spend thousands of dollars. For example, according to Gametime, an app/site for last-minute tickets, a four-day pass to the event is $26,212 (including taxes and fees).
How to get Masters tickets
Aside from risking it on the secondary market, the best and cheapest way to get Masters tickets is through its lottery system. The process is done on the Masters website. Interested people fill out an application and are able to request what tickets they want for a certain period of time. After the application window closes, Augusta National does a lottery to award tickets, and applicants are notified if they are selected or not.
How hard is it to get tickets to the Masters? Odds
It's unknown how many applications are done for Masters tickets each year, but bookies.com estimates the odds of getting Masters single-day tickets to be about 0.55 percent. It came to its conclusion using how many tickets are distributed each year and roughly how many people applied using Masters viewership numbers.
How much does it cost to go to the Masters?
Tickets offered for the Masters include the practice round, single round or all-weekend tickets. The prices for the 2025 Masters were:
Practice rounds (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday): $100
First round (Thursday): $140
Second round (Friday): $140
Third round (Saturday): $140
Final round (Sunday): $140
Four-day tournament badge (Thursday-Sunday): $450
How to enter Masters lottery
The process is simple. When the applications open, users either create an account or update their existing account information on the Masters tickets website. People can select what tickets they are interested in. Once submitted, applicants wait until the Masters notifies people of who was awarded tickets.
Masters lottery 2026
Applications for the 2026 Masters will open on June 1 and will be available to apply through June 20.
Jordan Mendoza of USA TODAY contributed to this report.
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