How Much Does It Cost To Go To The Masters? | Golf Monthly
Ticket prices for The Masters are not overly expensive, but getting them can be difficult
www.golfmonthly.comHere’s the latest news on Masters tickets as of now.
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Ticket prices for the Masters at Augusta National have risen for 2026. Tournament-day tickets increased from $140 to $160, following a crackdown on the secondary market and stricter verification of ticket origins. This reflects Augusta National’s ongoing efforts to control resale and ensure official channels are used.[1]
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The official Masters ticket process remains a lottery managed by Augusta National, Inc. Applications typically open in June and close within a ~2-week window; successful applicants are notified a few weeks later, with payment due shortly after notification. This process is the most reliable path to tickets and is explicitly the only authorized source.[2][1]
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In terms of how to secure tickets, many outlets reiterate the same official path: apply through the Masters Tickets page via an existing account or create one ahead of the application window. Expect competition to be intense given the limited daily attendance relative to demand.[3][2]
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If you’re evaluating costs beyond face value, be aware that secondary-market listings are not endorsed by Augusta National, and there have been reports of pass cancellations for passes obtained through third parties. This underscores why the official lottery remains the recommended route.[1]
Illustration: Example timeline for securing Masters tickets
- June 1–20: Lottery applications open for the next Masters edition.[3]
- Mid-July: Lottery results announced; winners notified.[3]
- 2–3 weeks after notification: Payment due to confirm tickets.[3]
Would you like a concise, country-specific guide for where you’ll be applying from Dublin, including time-zone considerations and reminders for the June application window? I can tailor the steps and key dates for your location.[2][1][3]