How Much Does It Cost to Go to the Masters in 2027? Badge Prices and Packages
Three of my clients asked me about the Masters this week.
So I went straight to my hospitality partner for the latest 2027 pricing.
Here's everything, day by day, so you can see what a Masters trip really costs before you start planning.
(If you're wondering how to get in at all now the lottery has passed, start with my post on how to go to the Masters in 2027.)
The Quick Version
The 2027 Masters runs April 3–11 in Augusta, with the tournament itself April 8–11.
Every day is still available right now.
Prices are per person and include all taxes and fees. What you see is what you pay.
Masters 2027 Badge Prices by Day
| Day | Price per person | What's happening |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, April 3 | $1,650 | Women's Amateur. Your chance to walk the entire course |
| Monday, April 5 | $2,950 | The players arrive. The best shopping day all week |
| Tuesday, April 6 | $3,650 | A full day of practice rounds |
| Wednesday, April 7 | $6,450 | Practice round plus the famous Par 3 Contest |
| Thursday, April 8 | $6,950 | The ceremonial tee shot by a legend, then the tournament begins |
| Friday, April 9 | $5,950 | The last day everyone plays, before the cut |
| Saturday, April 10 | $5,950 | "Moving day," as players fight for the final pairing |
| Sunday, April 11 | $5,450 | Championship Sunday and the Green Jacket ceremony |
Here's the honest part: these have already gone up.
Wednesday badges were $4,950 this spring. They're $6,450 now.
Prices can change until you book, and there are no refunds for bad weather.
Which Day Should You Pick?
If you want the most fun for the money, I'd go Monday or Tuesday.
The practice rounds are relaxed, the gift shop is fully stocked, and you can see the course without fighting the Sunday crowds.
Wednesday is the one people dream about. The Par 3 Contest is so much fun, with players' kids caddying for them.
And if seeing a real tournament round matters to you, Thursday or Friday means you'll see every player in the field.
Where to Stay for the Masters
Here's something people don't expect: Augusta isn't a luxury hotel town.
For one week a year, the whole city fills up, and every room is priced for it. So you have three real options.
1. A Historic Guest House Package
This is my favorite way to do it.
It's a 19th-century house on three wooded acres, and the package takes care of everything: your room, your badges, continental breakfast, evening cocktail hours, shuttles to the course, airport pickup and help with dinner reservations.
| Package | Price per person |
|---|---|
| Women's Amateur (2 nights + Saturday badge) | $2,550 |
| Monday (2 nights + Monday badge) | $4,250 |
| Wednesday–Thursday (3 nights + 2 badges) | Sold out |
| Saturday–Sunday (3 nights + 2 badges) | Sold out |
Prices are based on two people sharing a room. Two of the four packages are already gone.
2. A Local Hotel Package
The most flexible option. You pick the hotel nights and the tournament days you want.
The hotels are simple, think Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn, with breakfast and parking included and up to four guests per room.
| Night | Price per room |
|---|---|
| Friday or Saturday, April 2–3 | $450 |
| Sunday or Monday, April 4–5 | $1,150 |
| Tuesday through Sunday, April 6–11 | $1,350 |
3. A Private Home
This is a real Augusta tradition. Local families rent out their homes for Masters week, and it's perfect for families, golf buddies or a group of couples.
| Home | Price per night |
|---|---|
| 3 bedrooms | $2,750 |
| 4 bedrooms | $2,950 |
| 5 bedrooms | $3,450 |
| 6 bedrooms | $4,250 |
There's a two-night minimum, and you can add a private van with your own driver for $1,550 a day. That covers airport runs, the course and dinner.
What a Masters Trip for Two Really Costs
Here are two examples, so you can picture it.
A Monday at the guest house: two nights, Monday badges, breakfast, cocktails and every shuttle taken care of. About $8,500 for two.
A Tuesday practice round with a hotel: two Tuesday badges plus Monday and Tuesday nights at a local hotel. About $9,800 for two.
Flights and dinners are extra, of course. (And you'll want at least one pimento cheese sandwich.)
A Masters Trip Makes the Best Gift
If there's a golfer in your life, a Masters trip under the tree is hard to beat.
Just don't wait too long. The best packages are already selling out, and prices have already gone up once.
Ready to Go to Augusta?
Tell me who's going and which day you have your eye on. I'll check what's still available and take care of the rest.