The Clubhouse | Hallowed Grounds: The Story of Augusta National

Welcome to Augusta National Golf Club.

Standing at the end of Magnolia Lane, the Clubhouse at Augusta National is both a destination and a dream realized. Built in 1854, the Clubhouse has stood as a beacon for the game of golf since Augusta National co-Founders Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts purchased the property in 1931. From the Champions Locker Room to the Crow’s Nest, explore the history and character of this iconic landmark.

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Since 1934, the Masters Tournament has been home to some of golf’s greatest moments. Amidst blooming azaleas, towering pines and flowering dogwoods, the first full week of April ushers in a stage unique to golf and to sport. Over four days and 72 holes, the smallest field in major championship golf competes for a chance to capture the Green Jacket and a place in Masters history.

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[mikec.]

This is wonderful. In todays world of golf social media influencers, who are all bent on "changing the game", this place should serve as a reminder of what golf is, was and should always be.

[thecougar]

Such a beautiful video. Augusta is the most special place on earth for golf

[kyleborgman]

I had the pleasure of seeing the wine cellar in the clubhouse. Absolutely beautiful. And the table they made out of the Eisenhower tree is incredible

[radionoakmont]

Very beautiful and so perfectly elegant, a treasure trove of tradition, heritage, and legends, the wisdom shared here is always something to look forward to listen too and enjoy to the fullest.

[doranrobinson]

Wow! I think this may be the most I’ve seen of Augusta without being able to go in person. Definitely a great treat from the chairman and members to allow us to see this. Happy Holidays ANGC⛳️👏🏼

[acbower]

Thank you to the members for producing this collection of highly enjoyable YouTube videos! My only hope is that they keep them coming!

[sergio]

So great...thanks to Chairman Mr. Ridley and all the members for giving us all the treats on this YouTube channel. What a special gift!

[treya]

As a lifelong golfer who learned the game from my grandfather I really wish he could’ve attended a day during masters week. I was lucky enough to attend a practice day and left saying it’s like nothing over ever seen before and to this day still feel the same way..

[brianperticari]

Love this. We need more!! Best sporting event on the planet.

[alexchavez]

So excited to play here one day. Don’t know when, or even how it will happen. I just know it will happen and it will be the best day of my life :)

[praisegodinallthings]

Best golf major hands down. Pristine! Perfection! 🌺 ⛳️🌸

[salfordnick]

That was fantastic ❤ never knew that about the club house that it was an old house prior...do now

[jdstan]

Embracing history is a great thing...all history.

[jimwright]

Every single pine tree of significance on the course has as a lightning rod a half-inch diameter braided steel cable running from top to buried in the soil.

The sprawling oak(s) around the clubhouse are buttressed, reinforced, supported, 'just in case', by similar cables.

[AmericanFlyOnTheWall]

I am retired and living in the Philippines. I'll fly back for a Master's ticket, even for a practice round.

[TheGam]

Nice video, but they should correct the "double eagle" part.. At the Masters, they should be able to get albatross right.

[mfwebpea]

My dad was in there in the fifties so I'll just told me about it I'll leave it to my imagination he had a letter from the desk of Bob Jones I think you won the Miller trophy in Canada

[Dobs]

Y’all should cover the records that lasted until 1975, 1982 and 1990

[bamburestaurant]

Love the masters golf, hate the over embellishments of a golf course, and a club house that quite clearly isn’t a sentry

[PorscheSC]

After watching this amazing video of the great tradition of this wonderful game I can’t help wondering what LIV golf’s impact will be. For me, I don’t believe it will serve the traditions, the character nor the spirit of the game. Personally I wish it had never happened. Just one man’s opinion.