Masters 2026 ticket applications are now available
You can now apply for tickets to the 2026 Masters, because it's never too early to make your Augusta National dreams come true.
www.australiangolfdigest.com.auHere’s what’s known about Masters ticket costs for 2026, based on recent reporting:
- Four-day tournament badges (Thursday–Sunday) were priced at about $160 per day in 2026, totaling around $525 for the four days in some coverage, reflecting a notable increase from prior years. This was tied to an ongoing crackdown on secondary-market sales.[2][6]
- Practice-round tickets and single-day options saw price adjustments as well, with practice rounds generally priced lower than tournament days but still higher than in some previous years. Specific practice-round prices varied by day, but the overall trend was upward alongside the tournament-day increases.[5][2]
Extras and notes:
- The Masters uses a lottery system for ticket allocation. Applicants must apply within the stated window (typically in mid-year for the next year’s event), and payment is collected if selected. Resale of Masters tickets is strictly prohibited by Augusta National.[9][5]
- Price increases were partly attributed to efforts to curb secondary-market sales and maintain event exclusivity.[2][5]
Illustration (example pricing snapshot):
- Four-day badge: around $525 total
- Tournament-day tickets (Thu–Sun): around $160 each day
- Practice rounds: varies by day, generally lower than tournament days
If you’d like, I can pull the latest official Masters ticket page and compile a concise, up-to-date price table for 2026, plus the exact application window and how the lottery works. I can also summarize how prices differ by day and by practice round vs. tournament rounds.