THE MASTERS 2025 food and drink prices have been revealed – as Augusta continues to show its class.
Golf’s most iconic tournament gets underway on April 10 with Rory McIlroy looking to complete the career Grand Slam and Scottie Scheffler eyeing a third green jacket.
But patrons – not fans – in attendance once again need not worry about having to fork out huge prices on refreshments throughout the day at Augusta.
Unlike most sports venues that charge a fortune, the historic golf club have maintained exceptionally low prices for their food and drink.
And in 2025, it is no different.
Golfing YouTuber Rick Shiels took to social media with a snap of the menu from the Women’s Amateur staged at Augusta National this week – ahead of the Masters next week.
And the prices are staggeringly reasonable.
Sandwiches are either $1.50 (£1.16) for egg salad or pimento cheese and $3 (£2.32) for chicken salad, Masters club or ham and cheese.
The most expensive item under the snacks and miscellaneous items is a $3 (£2.32) Georgia peace ice cream sandwich – with chips, cookies and candy all $1.50 (£1.16).
As for the drinks, all of the soft and hot ones available – including cola, iced tea, lemonade and coffee – cost just $2 (£1.55).
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For all purchases, as is customary in the US, tax will be added to those costs when patrons purchase their items.
But even so, it is still ridiculously good value for money – with Shiels pointing out he could buy one of every item for just $43 (£33.21).
And golf fans on social media want other tournaments to follow suit when it comes to pricing.
One said: “Every tournament should follow this model. But greed will not allow them to do so.”
Another wrote: “This is great to see somewhere so prestigious adopting such reasonable pricing. I wonder how this compares to other events.”
A third added: “NFL owners take note.”
A fourth typed: “A far cry from UK prices where it’s 43 quid for a coffee and slice of carrot cake.”
And a final user replied: “Hats off Augusta National. This would never happen in the UK sadly.”
Others did, however, point out the fact that admission tickets to be at the Masters in the first place are very expensive.
Interestingly, Augusta serve their sandwiches in green wrappers.
The reason is so that if a patron does drop it, the TV cameras will not pick up the litter on the course – as it blends in with the colour of the grass.
