Private Jets at the Masters Tournament 2027: Dates and Augusta Airports

Private jets at the Masters are part of every April in Augusta, Georgia, and the 2027 Masters Tournament runs from Monday, April 5, to Sunday, April 11, 2027, at Augusta National Golf Club. The official schedule lists the week, and the ticket page describes Monday to Wednesday as practice rounds and Thursday, April 8, to Sunday, April 11, as tournament days. This guide covers the dates, how tickets work and the two Augusta airports to discuss with a provider.

• Tournament week: Monday, April 5, to Sunday, April 11, 2027
• Practice rounds: Monday to Wednesday; tournament rounds: Thursday to Sunday
• Venue: Augusta National Golf Club, 2604 Washington Road, Augusta, GA 30904
• Tickets: sold in advance by random selection; none are sold at the gates

Masters 2027 dates and future years

The Masters schedule page shows the 2027 week as "Mon, April 5 - Sun, April 11," and already lists future weeks: April 3 to 9 in 2028 and April 2 to 8 in 2029. If you plan to leave on Sunday evening after the final round, build in time for play running late.

How to get Masters Tournament tickets

Augusta National's ticket information page explains that practice round and daily tournament tickets "are sold in advance, through a selection process," only after an online application, with one application per household and applicants aged 21 or older. Applicants can win tickets for only one day. For 2027 the application deadline was June 20, 2026, and applicants were to be told in late July whether they had been selected, so the public window for this edition has closed.

• Practice rounds (Monday or Tuesday): $125 per ticket, per the official page
• Practice rounds (Wednesday): $150 per ticket
• Daily tournament tickets (Thursday to Sunday): $160 each

The page also states that "no additional tickets/badges will be sold" at the tournament gates and that people of all ages need a ticket. If you do not hold tickets or a badge, do not book a flight expecting to buy at the gate, and be wary of resale offers that conflict with the club's rules.

Private jets at the Masters: which Augusta airport?

Two public airports serve Augusta. Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field (AGS) is listed by the FAA as 6 miles from the city, open to the public, with a control tower operating from 06:45 to 23:00 and a longest runway of 8,001 feet. Daniel Field (DNL) is listed 1 mile from the city, open to the public, with runways of 4,002 and 3,733 feet and no control tower shown in the FAA record. Daniel Field is the closer of the two to Augusta National, but its shorter runways will not suit every aircraft.

The FAA records describe the airports in general and do not address Masters week. We make no claim about parking, slots or traffic procedures during the tournament. Ask your provider which airport fits your aircraft and schedule, and how long the drive to Washington Road will take at your hours. For background, see How to Choose a Private Jet Departure Airport Near a Major City and How to Plan Private Jet Airport Transfers Around FBO Operations.

Where to stay for the Masters 2027

Augusta National does not list hotels on the pages we reviewed, so lodging is arranged independently. A private flight gives you the option of staying farther away, or flying in for a single day, as long as the transfer times work. Our Augusta private jet page lists providers serving the area.

What to confirm with your provider

• Which airport, Augusta Regional or Daniel Field, suits your aircraft, and why?
• Has parking been confirmed for your dates, or will the aircraft drop you off and reposition?
• How long should you allow for the transfer to Augusta National in the morning and after play ends?
• How busy does the provider expect Sunday evening departures to be, and how would a Monday departure change the quote?
• If weather delays the final round, how flexible is the return time?
• What are the change and cancellation terms?

The schedule and ticket rules are on the official Masters site. Explore private jet providers on PJReviews.com and compare provider reviews before you book.

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