Average April temperatures in Augusta range from highs around 80 degrees to lows around 50 degrees. Cool clothing, hats, and sunscreen are recommended on warm, sunny days. The facilities at Augusta National include: Pairing sheets with course map and tee times Facilities for the Physically Impaired Facilities for the physically impaired are provided. For the safety of all concerned, it is suggested that those using wheelchairs or similar transport use the hard surfaced roads and flat observation areas as much as possible. The grass is often damp and becomes very slippery on sloped areas. As a reminder, those accompanying a physically impaired individual must also have proper credentials. Cell phones, cellular capable devices, beepers, electronic devices and tablets are strictly prohibited on the grounds at all times. Cameras are strictly prohibited on Tournament days. Violation of these policies will subject the ticket holder to removal from the grounds and the ticket purchaser to the permanent loss of credentials.
Cell Phones/Cellular capable devices/Beepers/Electronic devices/Tablets Any device capable of transmitting video Backpacks, Bags and Purses larger than 10” X 10” x 12” (in its natural state) Weapons of any kind (regardless of permit) Radios/TVs/Noise or music producing devices/Two way or other talk radios Folding armchairs/Rigid type chairs Golf shoes with metal spikes *Cameras (still photography/personal use only) are allowed on Practice Round days-Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Note: The Masters Tournament Committee may prohibit other items at its discretion. General Safety and Weather Warnings For your personal safety, we ask that you exercise due care at all times. Also, please be reminded that under wet conditions the grounds may become slippery; Please observe all scoreboards/message boards for the WEATHER WARNING sign shown here. This sign will appear in advance of inclement weather as information becomes available.
When the sign appears, you are advised to take precautions even before play is suspended. Suspension of play will be signaled by the sounding of an air horn or similar alert. Seek shelter immediately upon hearing the alert. During periods of inclement weather, you should avoid the following: Hilltops and high places Appropriate clothing and shoes should be worn at all times. Golf shoes with metal spikes are not permitted. For everyone’s safety and protection, there will be a NO AUTOGRAPH POLICY enforced on the golf course for the practice and Tournament days. Autograph seeking is only allowed around the Practice Range and on the Par 3 course during the Par 3 Contest. It is expected that all parties (patrons, press, players, etc.) will comply. No animals or pets are allowed onto the grounds except animals necessary and specially trained to assist or guide the physically impaired. Directions to Augusta National Signs will be posted and deputies and attendants will be positioned accordingly to provide Patrons proper direction.
Please follow all Tournament signs and directions. Real-time traffic and parking information will be available on WGAC-580 AM radio. From Atlanta and points west Take I-20 East toward Augusta and follow appropriate traffic and parking signs to the Tournament. From Columbia, S.C., and points east Take I-20 West toward Augusta and follow appropriate traffic and parking signs to the Tournament. PRINT LOCATION MAP AND DIRECTIONS DOWNLOAD LOCATION MAP AND DIRECTIONS Free Masters parking is available at Augusta National Golf Club on a first come, first serve basis. For details, please see map below. PRINT THE PARKING MAP DOWNLOAD THE PARKING MAP Many local residents rent their homes during Masters week through Masters Housing, which is coordinated by the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce. Hotel and motel information can be found on the Augusta Convention and Visitors Bureau website. Hotels and motels may also be contacted directly for reservations.
The second largest city in Georgia, Augusta sits along the Savannah River on the border with South Carolina. Attractions include an architecturally rich Historic District that’s recognized on the National Register of Historic Places as well as a scenic Riverwalk. 2017 Masters Tickets - Sold Out The ticket application process for the 2017 Masters Tournament has concluded. All tickets were sold in advance by random selection and no additional tickets are available. If you have previously created an account for the random selection process you may access, review and/or change your personal account information at any time. 2017 Masters Series Badges Masters Series Badges for the 2017 Tournament are available to current Patrons only; those who are currently on our Patrons' List to receive annual badges. Applications will be available for Patrons in January 2017. At this time our patron badges (all Tournament rounds) are fully subscribed and no additional names are being taken.
LOG IN TO MY SERIES BADGE ACCOUNT The 2018 Masters Tournament ticket application is not available at this time. If you have not previously created an account for the Practice Rounds and Daily Tournament tickets random selection process you may register/create an account at this time in preparation for the 2018 application process by clicking below. All previous applicants and new registrants will be notified, via email, when the 2018 ticket application is available online. Do I need a reservation for a boat tour? We recommend you make reservations by phone or online, but walk-ups are accepted on space available basis. We often sell out during our busy seasons (Spring and Fall.) When do I pay for my tour tickets? Phone reservations: When you arrive at the Discovery Center for your tour Online reservations: Online checkout What if it rains? Or gets really hot? Our boats carry umbrellas for all passengers. If the captain determines weather conditions are not suitable for the tour, it will be canceled.
We will attempt to reschedule you for another time, or issue a raincheck. How many people can ride on the boat? Our two boats are U.S. Coast Guard-licensed for up to a max of 49 passengers each. For passenger comfort, we recommend not more than 40. Are there restrooms on the boats?Restrooms are available inside the Discovery Center. Can I bring food and drinks on board?Adult beverages are allowed on evening tours only. Are the boats wheelchair accessible?It is possible to drive up to the boat dock. However, there is a four-step stairway (with double handrails) from the dock to the boat deck itself. Does your boat go on the Savannah River?It only travels on the canal’s first level. Should I tip my guide/captain? If you feel your crew had done an excellent job, feel free to tip, but it is not required or expected. Our tour crew members are allowed to accept tips, but may not solicit for them. Do you offer AAA Discount? Where do I park?
The closest parking is on the west side of Enterprise Mill, 1450 Greene Street, corner of 15th and Greene Streets. Parking also available on the east side of the main mill building. Is the Discovery Center included in the price of my boat tour ticket? Is there a restaurant at the Discovery Center? There is a restaurant close by in the Enterprise Mill complex. Fat Man’s Mill Café serves lunch only, Monday-Friday. Do you have space to rent for parties/events? The Discovery Center and our multipurpose Cotton Room classroom can be rented for private functions. Where do I go to walk the trails? Click here for directions and maps. How long is the canal? Headgates to I-20: 2 miles Headgates to the Raw Water Pumping Station: 3.5 miles Headgates to the King/Sibley Mills: approximately 5 miles. Headgates to 13th Street (end of level 1): approximately 7 miles What rules must I follow? To enhance your enjoyment of the Augusta Canal, please abide by these rules:
No gasoline-powered motor craft in the canal No horses or off-road vehicles (ATVs) Bicycles yield to pedestrians. All yield to official government vehicles Pets must be on a leash. Don't feed the alligators or other wildlife. No alcohol, no shooting of weapons of any kind.Please do not litter. Can I rent a canoe/kayak/bike? The Augusta Canal NHA does not offer rentals, but canoe and kayak rentals are available from these outfitters: - Broadway Tackle & Canoe Rentals, (706) 738-8848. - RiverCat Kayaks, (706) 564-4233. - (updated April 3, 2012). How do I get permission to hold a charity walk (or similar event) at the Heritage Area? The Augusta Canal National Heritage Area has become a popular place for organized runs, walks and similar events. Various parts of the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area are under the control of different organizations, so, depending on which areas you are using, you may need to contact them, too.
Download a copy of the permission form and rules and follow the instructions. Can I get permission to drive on the Towpath?Special events organizers may apply for a temporary permit. It must be displayed on the vehicle at all times. Click here for application and guidelines. Can I get my National Park Passport stamped at the Canal?At two locations: The Canal Discovery Center and Columbia County’s Visitor Information Center located at the canal lockkeepers cottage at Savannah Rapids Park. Also, you can buy a Park Passport book in our gift store. Can I use my National Park Golden pass at Augusta Canal NHA? Can I buy National Park Golden passes at the Augusta Canal NHA?The nearest location to buy these is Francis Marion/Sumter National Forest in Edgefield, S.C. Are there dangerous animals in the Canal? There have been sightings of cottonmouth/water moccasins (a venomous water snake), snapping turtles and, very rarely, alligators. As with all canal wildlife, respect and do not disturb these animals.