Food at the Masters is so cheap, you could order one of everything, and it would only cost $56.50
The menu at Augusta National is tough to beat.
The menu at Augusta National is beautiful in its simplicity.
Rather than the over-stuffed food options that are now the norm at baseball stadiums across the country, Augusta National offers its patrons sandwiches and snacks that consist of two or three ingredients, making for light but satisfying meals.
Even with some football stadiums recently adopting fair pricing on food and drink, the options at Augusta National are tough to beat.
Sandwiches
No food item at the Masters is more iconic than the pimento cheese sandwich.
This innocuous spread of cheese and peppers between two pieces of white bread goes relatively unnoticed for 51 weeks a year, but when it comes time to visit Augusta National, no meal is more in demand, and at just $1.50, it's a great value for patrons.
Beyond the pimento cheese, patrons can get a bit more protein in their diets with options like the grilled chicken wrap, masters club, and ham and cheese on rye, none of which cost more than $3.
- Egg salad — $1.50
- Pimento cheese — $1.50
- Bar-B-Que — $3.00
- Masters club — $2.50
- Grilled chicken wrap — $3.00
- Classic chicken sandwich — $3.00
- Ham & cheese on rye — $2.50
- Turkey & cheese on wheat — $2.50
Breakfast (served until 10 a.m.)
Breakfast at the Masters is only available to patrons that arrive at the course before 10 a.m., and from the looks of it, it's well worth getting to Augusta National early.
With southern classics like sausage and chicken biscuits available for just $1.50 each, the most important meal of the day is quite tasty.
- Masters blend fresh brewed coffee — $1.50
- Sausage biscuit — $1.50
- Chicken biscuit — $1.50
- Blueberry muffin — $1.50
- Fresh mixed fruit — $2.00
Beverages
While the menu at Augusta National is impressive top to bottom, there is no better deal at the Masters than $4 beer.
The course bans patrons from bringing coolers or their alcoholic beverages onto the grounds, but with such low prices, it's not a problem for those hoping to enjoy a beer.
And for anyone uninterested in alcohol, some Georgia iced tea is a fine refreshing treat on a pleasant spring day.
- Soft drinks — $2.00
- Bottled water — $2.00
- Fresh brewed iced tea — $2.00
- Domestic beer — $4.00
- Import beer — $5.00
- American craft beer — $5.00
Snacks
Few treats at the Masters are sweeter than the Georgia peach ice cream sandwich.
The dessert is so iconic that in 2019 Adidas revealed a limited-edition golf shoe inspired by the sandwich.
- Chips — $1.50
- Peanuts — $1.50
- Crackers — $1.00
- Cookies — $1.50
- Georgia pecan caramel popcorn — $1.50
- Georgia peach ice cream sandwich — $2.00
Altogether, Augusta National's menu ensures a meal unlike any other
Depending on what looks tasty to you, a few dollars can go a long way at Augusta National.
Two pimento cheese sandwiches, a grilled chicken wrap, chips, peanuts, and a beer? Just $13.
Ham and cheese on rye, turkey and cheese on wheat, a masters club, iced tea, and a cookie? That will run you $11.
A sausage biscuit, blueberry muffin, and coffee for breakfast? Hand over $5 and you'll get change back.
It can be quite expensive to get tickets and travel to watch the Masters in person, but once you're on the course, Augusta National might be the most affordable place to eat in all of sports.
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