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Masters Golf Course

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Augusta National, the golf course for the Masters, is a private golf club in Augusta, Georgia. The Masters Golf course is one of the most famous and exclusive golf courses/clubs in the world. The Masters Golf course is also the site of the annual Masters Golf Tournament, and is the most revered golf course on tour by American fans. Because of the yearly televised coverage, fans not at the Masters can become familiar with the Masters golf course.

The Masters golf course has never been rated, even though almost every other private and public golf course in the United States has been. The Masters golf course is also known for its’ beauty. Since the Masters Golf Tournament is held in the spring, the flowers on the trees and shrubs on the Masters golf course are in full bloom. Each hole on the Masters golf course is named after the tree or shrub it has become associated with:

Hole 1- Tea Olive                                Hole 10- Camellia

Hole 2- Pink Dogwood                          Hole 11- White Dogwood

Hole 3- Flowering Peach                       Hole 12- Golden Bell

Hole 4- Flowering Crab Apple                 Hole 13- Azalea

Hole 5- Magnolia                                 Hole 14- Chinese Fir

Hole 6- Juniper                                   Hole 15- Firethorn

Hole 7- Pampas                                  Hole 16- Redbud

Hole 8- Yellow Jasmine                        Hole 17- Nandina

Hole 9- Carolina Cherry                        Hole 18- Holly

Flowers, trees, and shrubs are not the only natural features that the Masters golf course has. “The Big Oak Tree” located on the Masters golf course clubhouse side is approximately 145 to 150 years old. “The Big Oak Tree” was planted on the Masters golf course soil in the 1850’s. The Eisenhower Tree is a loblolly pine tree on the 17th hole of the Masters golf course, 210 yards from the Masters tee. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was a Masters golf course club member and hit the tree numerous times during play. The Masters golf course club decided to name the tree after the famed president.

Ike’s Pond is another Masters golf course feature named after then General Eisenhower. Eisenhower took a tour of the Masters golf course and told Masters golf course members that a dam needed to be built on the eastern part of the ground, to have a fish pond. The Master golf course members named and built the pond where Eisenhower suggested. Rae’s Creek, another important body of water at the Masters golf course, cuts across the southeastern corner of the Masters golf course, near holes 11, 12, and 13.

Membership to the Masters golf course club is primarily exclusive, and only obtainable by invite. There are only 300 Masters golf course club members. Fees range between $25,000 and $50,000. Notable Masters golf course club members include Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. No woman has ever been apart of the Masters golf course club, though women are allowed to play at the Masters golf course club as a guest of a member.

On Point is an independent Masters Golf Travel Package and ticket broker that specializes in sports travel packages and tickets to high demand events worldwide. The sports travel packages we offer can be catered to your individual desires and are sure to be an unforgettable experience. Though we offer pre-planned Masters Golf travel packages, with the many options we have available, On Point can arrange customized Masters Golf packages that no one else in the industry can provide.

To request a quote for a Masters Golf package or to discover more of what On Point can do for you and your private party, contact us today at 713-227-8888 to speak with one of our executive travel consultants. You can also call our Travel Agent Hotline at 800-809-1277 or e-mail us at info@onpointevents.com.