When is the 2027 Masters?

The 2027 Masters runs Thursday, April 8 to Sunday, April 11, 2027, with practice rounds Monday, April 5 to Wednesday, April 7, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

How do you get Masters tickets?

Through Augusta National's annual random-selection application on masters.com (the application window for each tournament falls in June of the previous year), or through the secondary market, where badges are sold by third-party sellers above face value.

How much are Masters tickets?

Face value has been roughly $140 per tournament day and $100 per practice day in recent years, but almost all tickets available for purchase are secondary-market badges, which cost many times face value. Practice rounds are the least expensive days; Sunday is the most expensive.

Are Masters tickets for sale right now?

Yes, when sellers have listed them. The listings on this page are live and sorted by price; if nothing is listed, check back, as inventory is added throughout the year and most heavily in the weeks before the tournament.

Can you buy Masters tickets at the gate?

No. Augusta National does not sell tickets at the gate, and there is no public box office for the tournament.

What is the cheapest day at the Masters?

Monday's practice round is usually the cheapest ticket of the week, followed by Tuesday. Among tournament days, Friday is typically the least expensive.

Masters Tickets 2027: Dates, How to Buy, What They Cost

Masters Tickets 2027: Dates, How to Get Them, and What They Cost

The 2027 Masters Tournament is scheduled for Thursday, April 8 through Sunday, April 11, 2027 at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, with practice rounds on Monday, April 5 through Wednesday, April 7. Tickets for every day are available on this page as they are listed by sellers, and the list updates throughout the day as inventory changes.

How Masters tickets actually work

Augusta National does not sell Masters tickets to the general public at the gate. Most tournament-day badges belong to long-standing patrons, and the only way to buy directly from the club is the annual ticket application: a random selection for daily tournament tickets and practice-round tickets, run on masters.com in early summer of the year before the tournament. Applications for the 2027 Masters closed in June 2026, and selected applicants were notified over the summer. If you did not apply, or were not selected, the remaining route is the secondary market, which is what this page lists.

Every Masters ticket sold here is offered by a third-party seller, is priced by that seller, and is sold above the club's face value. Face value in recent years has been in the region of $140 per tournament day and $100 per practice-round day; secondary-market prices are many times that. Tickets are delivered as physical badges for most days, so order early enough for shipping or local delivery in Augusta.

What Masters tickets cost on the secondary market

Practice rounds (Monday to Wednesday): the least expensive way onto the grounds. Monday is usually the cheapest day of the week; Wednesday, which includes the Par 3 Contest, is the most expensive practice day.
Thursday and Friday (rounds one and two): mid-range. Friday is slightly cheaper than Thursday most years because the field is cut after the round.
Saturday and Sunday (rounds three and four): the most expensive days, with Sunday badges the priciest tickets in golf.

Prices move with the field. A leaderboard with Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy or a resurgent Tiger Woods in contention pushes weekend badges up during tournament week; a quiet leaderboard lets them drift down. The listings on this page show the current asking price for each badge, and the lowest-priced option is always at the top.

Which day should you choose?

If you want to walk the course, see the holes up close and get autographs, a practice round is the better experience and costs the least. Patrons can take photos on practice days, which is not allowed during the tournament. If you want to watch the tournament being decided, Sunday is the day, but it costs the most and the crowds at Amen Corner and the 18th green form early. Thursday is the value play for seeing the full field compete on a tournament day.

Before you go

Cell phones and cameras (on tournament days) are not permitted on the grounds. Augusta National enforces this at the gate.
Badges are the property of Augusta National and are checked on entry. Bring a photo ID when picking up tickets from a local delivery point.
Gates open early in the morning; the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday and the final pairings on Sunday draw the largest crowds.
Concessions on the course are famously inexpensive; the pimento cheese sandwich is a tradition.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2027 Masters? The 2027 Masters runs Thursday, April 8 to Sunday, April 11, 2027, with practice rounds Monday, April 5 to Wednesday, April 7, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.
How do you get Masters tickets? Through Augusta National's annual random-selection application on masters.com (the application window for each tournament falls in June of the previous year), or through the secondary market, where badges are sold by third-party sellers above face value.
How much are Masters tickets? Face value has been roughly $140 per tournament day and $100 per practice day in recent years, but almost all tickets available for purchase are secondary-market badges, which cost many times face value. Practice rounds are the least expensive days; Sunday is the most expensive.
Are Masters tickets for sale right now? Yes, when sellers have listed them. The listings on this page are live and sorted by price; if nothing is listed, check back, as inventory is added throughout the year and most heavily in the weeks before the tournament.
Can you buy Masters tickets at the gate? No. Augusta National does not sell tickets at the gate, and there is no public box office for the tournament.
What is the cheapest day at the Masters? Monday's practice round is usually the cheapest ticket of the week, followed by Tuesday. Among tournament days, Friday is typically the least expensive.