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The Masters is about tradition. It's also about rules which you better know before going
The Masters is about tradition. It's also about rules which you better know before going

USA Today

time12-04-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

The Masters is about tradition. It's also about rules which you better know before going

The Masters is about tradition. It's also about rules which you better know before going The Masters Tournament has reached the weekend, but before heading to Augusta National for one of the final rounds, it's important to familiarize yourself with the rules, regulations, and policies. Here are The Masters' 2025 guidelines patrons are required to follow. Are cellphones and cameras allowed at the Masters? Cell phones, laptops, tablets and other electronic devices that can transmit photos or videos are strictly prohibited on the grounds at all times. The use of fitness trackers and smart watches for communicating or recording is also prohibited, but are otherwise allowed. Cameras are strictly prohibited on tournament days (Thursday-Sunday), but allowed during practice round days (Monday-Wednesday). Anyone violating this policy will be subject to removal from the grounds and the permanent loss of credentials (tickets). Are chairs allowed at the Masters? One chair/seat is allowed per person. Any chair or stool must be collapsible and not have arms. Rigid chairs and those with arms and pointed edges are not allowed. Any chair left at Augusta National when the gates are closed or 30 minutes after play will be considered an abandoned item. Is there a clear bag policy at the Masters? Clear bags are not required at Augusta National. But, there is a size policy: Bags, backpacks and purses larger than 10-inches wide, 10-inches tall, and 12-inches deep in their natural state are not allowed. Are food or drinks allowed at the Masters? There are multiple concession stands at the Masters. No outside food or drinks are permitted through the gates. What other items are not allowed at the Masters? Knives and weapons of any kind (regardless of permit) Radios, TVs, and other noise and music producing devices Flags, banners and signs Strollers Coolers Ladders, periscopes and selfie sticks What methods of payment are offered at the Masters? All facilities at Augusta National Golf Club are cashless. Credit card and debit card are the only accepted methods of payment at concession stands, merchandise shops and shipping locations. Is there a dress code at the Masters? The Masters does not allow shoes with spikes or pointed heels. Otherwise, the unofficial dress code is generally business casual attire like what you might wear to any golf course or to church. As this is a largely outdoor event, patrons will want to lean towards lightweight, light-colored and comfortable clothing. Waterproof and water resistant shoes might also be a good idea. Stay tuned to the weather for better wardrobe planning. Can Masters tickets be resold? The Augusta National is the only authorized seller of Masters tickets. The resale of these tickets is prohibited and holders of such tickets may be excluded from the tournament. Anyone caught buying, selling or handing off tickets within a 2,700 foot boundary around Augusta National could face misdemeanor charges. Are autographs allowed at the Masters? Autograph-seeking is only allowed in areas adjacent to the Tournament Practice Area and No. 9 green of the Par 3 course during the Par 3 Contest. When and where are patrons' photos taken at the Masters? Photographers will take patrons' photos free of charge at Founders Circle during Masters Week: Thursday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Is re-entry allowed at the Masters? Patrons are allowed a maximum of two gate entries per day. Additional entry will not be permitted. The policy applies to the Augusta National Women's Amateur, the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals, all practice rounds and all tournament days. What parking is available at the Masters? Free parking is provided by Augusta National on a first-come, first-served basis. Signs will direct patrons to entrance gates. For better navigation, scan the QR Code on the back of your ticket. This will open in a navigation app of the user's choosing and provide real-time traffic and parking updates to help patrons get from point A to point B with less hassle. You can also tune to WGAC at 95.1 or 580 AM for more updates. What accessibility facilities are available at the Masters? Facilities for the physically impaired are provided. For safety, it is suggested those using wheelchairs or similar transport use the hard surfaced roads and flat observation areas as much as possible. Keep in mind: Those accompanying a physically impaired individual must also have proper credentials. Service animals that are necessary and specially trained to assist or guide the physically impaired are allowed. Augusta National has a Personal Mobility Vehicle Policy, with full details available at Is there a lost and found at the Masters? The lost and found station is located inside the Check Stand Building at the North and South Gates. Lost and found is open 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily. Any patron finding a lost item on the grounds should report it to the nearest security manager, who can deliver the item to lost and found. Miguel Legoas is a Deep South Connect Team Reporter for Gannett/USA Today. Find him on X and Instagram @miguelegoas and email at mlegoas@

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters
Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters

Yahoo

time11-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters

One of the biggest sporting events of the year kicked off earlier this week when the 2025 Masters got underway. The golfing spectacle brings out the biggest stars in sports and entertainment alike. Among this year's standouts is new Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Sam Darnold. Darnold sat down with ESPN for an exclusive interview to discuss a variety of topics, including his favorite concession foods at The Masters. The annual event often draws rave reviews for its unique and historic food choices. It's safe to say Darnold was impressed. "Egg salad," Darnold responded to a question about his must-get at The Masters' concession stands. "Egg salad sandwich. I got to have it every time I come. Every time I get there [the concession stands] in the morning, it's an egg salad sandwich, a water, and the apple slices. That's my breakfast when I get through the gates. I guess that's kind of my tradition that I've started for myself here." Advertisement The Seahawks signed Darnold to a three-year contract worth $100.5 million. Head coach Mike Macdonald is entrusting Darnold to oversee a new-look offense spearheaded by first-year offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Hopefully the Seahawks approve of his dieting choices at The Masters. This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: The 2025 Masters: Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals favorite foods

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters
Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters

USA Today

time11-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • USA Today

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold reveals his favorite foods at The Masters One of the biggest sporting events of the year kicked off earlier this week when the 2025 Masters got underway. The golfing spectacle brings out the biggest stars in sports and entertainment alike. Among this year's standouts is new Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Sam Darnold. Darnold sat down with ESPN for an exclusive interview to discuss a variety of topics, including his favorite concession foods at The Masters. The annual event often draws rave reviews for its unique and historic food choices. It's safe to say Darnold was impressed. "Egg salad," Darnold responded to a question about his must-get at The Masters' concession stands. "Egg salad sandwich. I got to have it every time I come. Every time I get there [the concession stands] in the morning, it's an egg salad sandwich, a water, and the apple slices. That's my breakfast when I get through the gates. I guess that's kind of my tradition that I've started for myself here." The Seahawks signed Darnold to a three-year contract worth $100.5 million. Head coach Mike Macdonald is entrusting Darnold to oversee a new-look offense spearheaded by first-year offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Hopefully the Seahawks approve of his dieting choices at The Masters.

Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy
Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy

USA Today

time10-04-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy

Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy The Masters is one of more tradition based tournaments in sports. And with that comes strict rules, including the no-phone policy on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club. Here's more. Show Caption Hide Caption Scottie Scheffler says it's tough to choose his best shot at Augusta Scheffler says he's hit a lot of big shots at Augusta, but one perfectly struck iron in 2022 still stands out. The Masters Tournament is officially here! Over the course of the next four days, the world's greatest players will partake in the first major on the golf calendar at historic Augusta National Golf Club in hopes of winning that signature green jacket for the first — or multiple — time in their career. Reigning Masters champion Scottie Scheffler enters the 89th Masters Tournament looking to become the first golfer since Tiger Woods to win back-to-back green jackets. REQUIRED READING: 2025 Masters predictions: Expert picks, predictions for 2025 Masters winner The Masters is one of the more decorated and tradition-based events on the sports calendar each season, two things that play into the uniqueness of the tournament and the experience it provides for patrons, both at home and in Augusta. An example of this is how Scheffler had to set the menu and pay for the Masters Champion Dinner as the previous year's winner. Or how Augusta National has a strict dress code. But that also includes what is and what isn't allowed on the grounds as 95 players compete for that iconic walk up the hill on the 18th hole that could write their name into golf royalty and history for eternity, including cell phones. Here's what you need to know on whether or not phones are allowed at the 2025 Masters Tournament: Are phones allowed at The Masters? No, phones are not allowed on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Course for The Masters. In fact, all electronic devices (phones, laptops, tablets, beepers, drones and other mobile devices) are not allowed at The Masters for those that attend it. As noted by The Masters' website, courtesy phones are available throughout the course for patrons, should they need to make a call. The Masters' website also noted that patrons can check in their phones at the Tournament Check Stands outside the North and South gates at Augusta National before walking onto the grounds. REQUIRED READING: Rory McIlroy's daughter, Poppy, makes putt during Par 3 Contest at 2025 Masters Tournament At a media availability ahead of the 2025 Masters, Ludvig Aberg spoke about the no-phone policy at Augusta National and how it elevates the tournament experience for all involved. "I think one thing that's very underrated about Augusta, (well) not underrated but I think just the fact that the patrons don't have their phones out it actually makes it feel like they're so much more engaged," said Aberg, who finished runner-up last year to Scottie Scheffler. "It's a lot more eye contact with the fans. ... You can really tell that they watch and appreciate good golf." What happens if you bring a phone into The Masters? As noted by The Augusta Chronicle, part of the USA TODAY Network, if a patron is caught with a cell phone or another form of electronic device at The Masters, that patron will be removed from the grounds and have their tickets revoked for that tournament and future tournaments. Prohibited items at The Masters Here's a list of prohibited items at The Masters, according to The Masters' official website: Electronic devices (Cell Phones, Laptops, Tablets, Beepers, Drones and other electronics)* Radios, TVs, Noise and music-producing devices Knives and Weapons of any kind (regardless of permit) Flags, Banners and Signs Cameras Chairs/Seats with pointed ends, Folding armchairs and Rigid-type chairs Strollers Food, Beverage and Coolers Golf shoes with metal spikes Ladders, Periscopes, Tripods, Monopods and Selfie sticks Backpacks, Bags and Purses larger than 10' x10' x12' (in their natural state) * Denotes Apple Watches, Fitness Tracking Bands and Electronic Watches are allowed into the grounds for non-phone calling and texting purposes. When is the Masters? Dates: Thursday, April 10 – Sunday, April 13 Thursday, April 10 – Sunday, April 13 Location: Augusta National Golf Club (Augusta, Ga.) Augusta National Golf Club (Augusta, Ga.) Time: First tee on Thursday scheduled for 7:40 a.m. ET First tee on Thursday scheduled for 7:40 a.m. ET TV channels: ESPN | CBS ESPN | CBS Streaming: | Fubo (free trial) | Paramount+ The 2025 Masters Tournament will tee off off from Augusta National Golf Course on Thursday, April 10 with the first round of competition. The Masters will continue through Sunday, April 13, with the final round concluding with the signature green jacket being handed out.

Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy
Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy

Yahoo

time10-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Are phones allowed at the Masters? Augusta National Golf Club has strict no-cell phone policy

USA TODAY and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. The Masters Tournament is officially here! Over the course of the next four days, the world's greatest players will partake in the first major on the golf calendar at historic Augusta National Golf Club in hopes of winning that signature green jacket for the first — or multiple — time in their career. Reigning Masters champion Scottie Scheffler enters the 89th Masters Tournament looking to become the first golfer since Tiger Woods to win back-to-back green jackets. REQUIRED READING: 2025 Masters predictions: Expert picks, predictions for 2025 Masters winner The Masters is one of the more decorated and tradition-based events on the sports calendar each season, two things that play into the uniqueness of the tournament and the experience it provides for patrons, both at home and in Augusta. An example of this is how Scheffler had to set the menu and pay for the Masters Champion Dinner as the previous year's winner. Or how Augusta National has a strict dress code. But that also includes what is and what isn't allowed on the grounds as 95 players compete for that iconic walk up the hill on the 18th hole that could write their name into golf royalty and history for eternity, including cell phones. Here's what you need to know on whether or not phones are allowed at the 2025 Masters Tournament: No, phones are not allowed on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Course for The Masters. In fact, all electronic devices (phones, laptops, tablets, beepers, drones and other mobile devices) are not allowed at The Masters for those that attend it. As noted by The Masters' website, courtesy phones are available throughout the course for patrons, should they need to make a call. The Masters' website also noted that patrons can check in their phones at the Tournament Check Stands outside the North and South gates at Augusta National before walking onto the grounds. REQUIRED READING: Rory McIlroy's daughter, Poppy, makes putt during Par 3 Contest at 2025 Masters Tournament At a media availability ahead of the 2025 Masters, Ludvig Aberg spoke about the no-phone policy at Augusta National and how it elevates the tournament experience for all involved. "I think one thing that's very underrated about Augusta, (well) not underrated but I think just the fact that the patrons don't have their phones out it actually makes it feel like they're so much more engaged," said Aberg, who finished runner-up last year to Scottie Scheffler. "It's a lot more eye contact with the fans. ... You can really tell that they watch and appreciate good golf." No phones. No eyes are on the course at the Masters. — (@GOLF_com) April 9, 2025 As noted by The Augusta Chronicle, part of the USA TODAY Network, if a patron is caught with a cell phone or another form of electronic device at The Masters, that patron will be removed from the grounds and have their tickets revoked for that tournament and future tournaments. Here's a list of prohibited items at The Masters, according to The Masters' official website: Electronic devices (Cell Phones, Laptops, Tablets, Beepers, Drones and other electronics)* Radios, TVs, Noise and music-producing devices Knives and Weapons of any kind (regardless of permit) Flags, Banners and Signs Cameras Chairs/Seats with pointed ends, Folding armchairs and Rigid-type chairs Strollers Food, Beverage and Coolers Golf shoes with metal spikes Ladders, Periscopes, Tripods, Monopods and Selfie sticks Backpacks, Bags and Purses larger than 10' x10' x12' (in their natural state) * Denotes Apple Watches, Fitness Tracking Bands and Electronic Watches are allowed into the grounds for non-phone calling and texting purposes. Dates: Thursday, April 10 – Sunday, April 13 Location: Augusta National Golf Club (Augusta, Ga.) Time: First tee on Thursday scheduled for 7:40 a.m. ET TV channels: ESPN | CBS Streaming: | Fubo (free trial) | Paramount+ The 2025 Masters Tournament will tee off off from Augusta National Golf Course on Thursday, April 10 with the first round of competition. The Masters will continue through Sunday, April 13, with the final round concluding with the signature green jacket being handed out. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Can patrons have phones at the Masters? Augusta National policy

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