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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about The Masters Golf Tournament

This is the index page for our Masters FAQ. Click on a topic below to read more about the history, facts and trivia surrounding The Masters and Augusta National Golf Club:

How can I get tickets to The Masters?
When did Augusta National Golf Club open?
Who was the course architect for Augusta National Golf Club?
Who was the first Masters champion?
Why are Masters champions presented with a Green Jacket?
Do Masters champions get to keep the Green Jacket?
Who was the first Masters champion to wear the Green Jacket?
How many players have birdied the final hole to win?
How many players have made birdie on the final putt of the tournament to win?
Who was the first golfer to win The Masters twice?
Who was the first to win The Masters three times?
Who was the first to win The Masters four times?
Who was the first to win The Masters five times?
Who was the first non-American to win The Masters?
What is the origin of the Champions Dinner?
What are the names of the holes at Augusta National?
What are the yardages at Augusta during The Masters?
What are the course rating and slope rating of Augusta National?
What and where are the famous bridges on Augusta National?
What is Amen Corner?
Why is 'Amen Corner' called that?
How many cabins are there on the grounds of Augusta National?
What is the Eisenhower Cabin?
What is the origin of Augusta's Par-3 Course and The Masters' Par-3 Contest?
Has a winner of the Par-3 Contest ever won The Masters?
Who has served as honorary starter at The Masters?

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