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- April 06, 2025
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Share on PinterestWe are here in beautiful city of Augusta, Georgia. The azaleas are in bloom and the city is already buzzing for another fantastic Masters Golf Tournament.
Most important things first… Where to eat!
It’s the most asked question we get from our guests during the Masters. After a day of pimento sandwiches and egg salad on the Augusta National Course, dinner time has suddenly become your most important meal of the day. We hear you and here are our top picks.The cool Downtown Augusta…
Sole Augusta, Frog Hollow Tavern, Craft & Vine, Whiskey Bar Kitchen, Augustino's (hotel inside the Augusta Marriott Downtown), Boll Weevil Cafe, Beamie's at the River (seafood), Tacocat AugustaUpscale Drinks and Cocktail spots…
Tip Top Taps (936 Broad Street) and 2nd City Distillery (4 8th Street)Closer to the Augusta National area…
French Market Grille - BEST Peanut Butter Pie that they are famously known for!Where to stay during the Masters… with us of course!
Our Masters Golf Packages include everything - March 14, 2017Share on FacebookShare on XShare on Pinterest
When you think of Augusta, Georgia, you almost automatically think of The Masters and the historic Augusta National Golf Club. Despite visiting Augusta numerous times to host Masters Golf Tours, I admit, I had barely explored beyond the street that the Augusta National is located on, Washington Road.
A few years back, during one of my long weeks of working during Masters Week, I decided to escape to the Augusta Museum of History and eventually found myself on a trolley tour hosted by local historian and author, Stan Byrdy. Stan is the author of two great books that every golfer and golf fan should own, The Augusta National Golf Club: Alister MacKenzie's Masterpiece, and Augusta and Aiken in Golf's Golden Age.
As we toured around, Stan talked about the Revolutionary War and Civil War history of the city. We explored neighborhoods with stately homes and the homes of famous city residents, including Ty Cobb and Woodrow Wilson. Then Stan began tracing the history of golf and how the players
