How do I get Masters 2027 tickets?

How did the 2027 Masters application work?

You needed a masters.com account, a permanent residential address (no PO boxes, student, or business addresses), the last 4 digits of your Social Security number or Social Insurance Number, a personal credit or debit card billing to that address, and you had to be 21 or older. One application per household. You could request up to 4 tickets a day for Monday to Wednesday practice rounds and up to 2 a day for the Thursday to Sunday tournament rounds, and you could apply for every day, but if selected you're only awarded one day, chosen for you. Applying itself was free; you only pay if you're picked.

When do I find out if I got tickets?

By email in late July 2026, according to the official application terms. Everyone who applied is notified, successful or not, so silence isn't a bad sign on its own, it just means the notification hasn't gone out yet. Selection happens in two phases: Daily Tournament tickets (Thursday to Sunday) are awarded first, immediately followed by Practice Round selection (Monday to Wednesday) for everyone not already picked for a tournament day. If you're selected, you have until 7 August 2026 to pay or your tickets are forfeited.

What do Masters tickets actually cost?

Nothing to apply. If selected, you pay face value: $125 a day for Monday and Tuesday practice rounds, $150 for Wednesday (which includes the Par 3 Contest), and $160 a day for the Thursday through Sunday tournament rounds. That's the full price; there's no separate application fee.

Practice rounds vs tournament days: which is realistic?

Augusta National has never published the actual odds. Media coverage commonly estimates the chances of being selected at low single digits as a percentage, and practice rounds are generally considered somewhat easier to get than tournament days simply because more tickets are available across more days. Either way, treat any specific odds number you see online as an estimate, not an official figure. The tournament itself runs 5 to 11 April 2027 at Augusta National Golf Club, with the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday 7 April and the four championship rounds Thursday 8 to Sunday 11 April.

I didn't get selected. What are my options?

There's no official waitlist or guaranteed resale channel. masters.com tells unsuccessful applicants to check back on the site for information on the next cycle. Based on the pattern of previous years (not yet officially confirmed for this specific date), the 2028 application is expected to open around 1 June 2027, following the same annual June 1-20 window. The tickets.masters.com system already shows accounts being prepared for the 2028 process, which is one signal, though not a confirmed opening date.

What should I avoid?

Augusta National states plainly that it is the only authorized source for Masters tickets and warns against buying from third-party or unofficial resale sites. An unofficial ticket carries real risk: it can be void, wildly overpriced, or simply never delivered, with no recourse through the tournament itself. If you didn't get picked in the application, the honest options are trying again next cycle or, if you choose to buy secondary tickets, going in aware that Augusta National doesn't stand behind that market at all.