Masters Tournament

The Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club attracts the sport’s top players and devoted fans. Arrive in style with a private jet to Augusta—an event of this caliber deserves a travel experience to match.

The Best Way to Travel to the Masters

Flying private to the Masters isn’t just about extravagance—it’s about arriving on one's own terms. Commercial travel means packed flights, long security lines, and unpredictable delays, but a private charter ensures a seamless, stress-free journey to Augusta.

Select the perfect aircraft, from a light jet for a quick trip to a spacious cabin for a group experience, and enjoy a tailored flight with premium amenities designed to match the prestige of golf’s most iconic tournament.

With direct departures, streamlined boarding, and no wasted time, every moment is spent enjoying the Masters, not navigating airport chaos. Land refreshed and ready to experience Augusta National, whether for a single round or the full tournament. More than just a way to get there, a private jet charter sets the tone for a Masters week unlike any other.

Things to Do in Augusta

Make the most of your Augusta trip with world-class dining, entertainment, and outdoor experiences—plenty to explore beyond the greens, whether you're staying a week or just a few days. Indulge in Southern hospitality with fine dining at Frog Hollow Tavern, savor a perfectly cooked steak at TBonz, or enjoy gourmet cuisine at Calvert’s. Stroll the scenic Augusta Riverwalk, lined with shops, restaurants, and stunning views of the Savannah River. Immerse yourself in the South’s artistic heritage at the renowned Morris Museum of Art.

Where to Stay for the Masters

Augusta does not have the hotel stock for the week it is famous for. Most of the tournament sleeps in private homes rented by the week, which is why the honest plan for a charter client is a whole-home rental with the aircraft doing the day trips, and hotels as the fallback rather than the strategy. If you do want a hotel, The Partridge Inn on Walton Way is the one with the history, the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center has the rooms and the riverfront, and The Willcox in Aiken is half an hour away in South Carolina and the only genuinely luxury-tier property in the catchment.

The numbers are the story. Augusta hotels typically hold five to seven night minimums through tournament week, and rates across both hotels and rentals ran to several multiples of the surrounding weeks in 2026. Everything is committed months out. The 2027 tournament rounds run Thursday 8 April to Sunday 11 April, with practice rounds and the Par 3 Contest from Monday 5 April, and the ticket lottery for it has already closed.

Where to Eat in Augusta

Augusta’s dining room count is small and tournament week fills all of it. Frog Hollow Tavern on Broad Street is the reservation to make first, Wednesday through Saturday. Abel Brown Southern Kitchen and Oyster Bar on Highland Avenue is the easier room, open Monday through Saturday. Craft and Vine, a few doors from Frog Hollow, is the late one.

Book these months ahead, not weeks. Through tournament week most of the good rooms run on buyouts and fixed menus, so confirm directly with the restaurant rather than assuming a normal booking will hold. Outside April, Augusta is a straightforward town to eat in on short notice.

Closest Airports for the Masters Tournament

Arriving by private jet ensures a seamless start to Masters week, bringing golf enthusiasts as close to Augusta National as possible. Several regional airports serve as excellent options, ensuring flexibility for arrivals and departures.

  • Augusta Regional Airport (AGS)

  • Aiken Regional Airport (AIK)

  • Burke County Regional Airport (BXG)

  • Millen Airport (2J5)

  • Thomson/McDuffie County Airport (HQU)

Book Your Private Jet Charter to the Masters Today

As one of the most prestigious events in golf, the 2027 Masters Tournament deserves travel that matches its exclusivity. Booking a private jet early ensures access to the preferred aircraft and schedule. Contact us today for a personalized quote and experience golf’s greatest tradition in style.

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Masters Charter Questions, Answered

The competition rounds run Thursday April 8 through Sunday April 11, 2027, with practice rounds and the Par 3 Contest earlier that week. The Masters is played in the first full week of April, which is the rule worth planning around.

Augusta Regional (AGS) is the closest and by far the busiest during tournament week. Aiken Municipal (AIK) across the river in South Carolina, Burke County (BXG) to the south and Thomson-McDuffie (HQU) to the west absorb the overflow once Augusta fills.

Traffic multiplies, aircraft parking is allocated in advance rather than first come, and many aircraft drop passengers and reposition to another field for the week. Departures then stack up from Sunday afternoon as the final finishes. Planning the departure matters as much as planning the arrival.

Earlier than feels necessary. Masters week is one of the tightest general aviation weeks in the Southeast and Augusta parking is spoken for long before the aircraft are. Three to six months is realistic, and the Sunday afternoon departure is the hardest single slot of the week.

About an hour from Atlanta, an hour and a half from Miami, two hours from the New York area, and roughly four hours from Los Angeles.

Yes, and we time it around the tee sheet and the Sunday departure rather than around the flight plan. Housing during Masters week is tight and largely privately let, so tell us early what you have arranged and we build the flying around it.

Jeff and I have booked all our private flights to and from Montana with Pat from Peak Aviation Solutions. He is wonderful to work with and accommodates our plans even when we have had to change them on short notice. Everything feels very professional and safe. Planes and pilots are have been great. We have looked at other booking possibilities and they have been more expensive and not as willing to work around our schedules. Thank you, Pat, for flying us safely. We love working with someone who is very capable and local!

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