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experience the best in corporate hospitality with Golden Tickets.
For booking information, please click on the link below.
Welcome to Golden Tickets
Golden Tickets is your one-stop source for Masters golf tickets,
Masters Hospitality and tickets for any major sporting, theater,
and concert event. Think of us as your passport to the best corporate
hospitality with over 16 years of experience in the business of
obtaining first-class tickets in a secure and flexible online
environment. We are founding members of the National Association
of Ticket Brokers (NATB) and have been in excellent standing with
the Better Business Bureau for 16 years.
As an industry leader, you can count on Golden Tickets
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The 1018 Club
Club 1018 is a permanent-standing "Club House" providing
superb cuisine, service and entertainment during the Masters. For
16 years, the 1018 Club has provided superior Masters Hospitality.
The 1018 Club features the following amenities:
- A beautifully appointed and spacious outdoor deck.
- Buffet breakfast (7:00 - 9:30am); buffet lunch (11:00am - 2:30pm);
hors d' oeuvres (4:00pm - 7:00pm); made to order grill items available
all day; and cocktails available throughout the day.
- Plasma TV's in several locations inside and out broadcast the
current scores and coverage of the Masters.
- Golf Tee Times available in Augusta and nearby courses
- Easy parking adjacent to the Club.
- Lockers for your storage convenience.
- Private meeting lounge with workstation, high speed Internet
access and large screen TV.
- Humidor with premium cigars.
- Live entertainment provided at various times during the week.
- Professional Security staff on site at all times.
- Private Dinners available for groups during Masters Week excluding
Saturday.
- Ground Transportation and Catering
Masters
Hospitality at the 1018 Club
Augusta National
Golf Club: Home of the Masters Tournament
Augusta National Golf Club flourishes in the natural beauty of its
trees. Louis Alphonse Berckmans, Bob Jones and Clifford Roberts
decided that each hole would be adorned with a different plant.
Holes 1 -18 are named respectively: Tea Olive, Pink Dogwood, Flowering
Peach, Flowering Crab Apple, Magnolia, Juniper, Pampas, Yellow Jasmine,
Carolina Cherry, Camellia, White Dogwood, Golden Bell, Azalea, Chinese
Fir, Firethorn, Redbud, Nandina, and Holly. It is estimated that
more than 80,000 plants of over 350 varieties have been added to
Augusta National.
There are many well-known landmarks at Augusta National, including
Amen Corner, Rae's Creek, and Eisenhower Tree, to name just a few.
Amen Corner was first coined in a 1958 Sports Illustrated article
by Herbert Warren Wind. During the Masters Tournament that year,
heavy rains soaked the course on Saturday evening. For Sunday's
round, a local rule was implemented allowing players whose ball
was embedded to drop it without penalty. That day, while on No.
12, Arnold Palmer's ball became embedded in a steep bank. Uncertain
about the applicability of the rule, the official on the hole decided
that the ball should be played as it lay, but that Palmer could
also play a second dropped ball. Palmer holed out for a 5 with the
original ball and a 3 with the second ball. Several holes later
Palmer was told that his drop at 12 was proper and that his score
on the hole was 3, virtually assuring him his first major championship.
Today, Amen Corner refers to hole No's 11, 12 and 13.
During the 1700's, John Rae used his house as a fortress on the
Savannah River to keep residents safe during Indian attacks. Named
after Rae, who died in 1789, Rae's Creek runs in front of No. 12
green, has a tributary at No. 13 tee, and flows at the back of No.
11 green.
Located at hole No. 17, the Eisenhower Tree is approximately 195
yards from the Masters tee and left-center of the fairway. The loblolly
pine is 100-125 years old. The former President of the US and Club
member hit into the tree so many times he fought to have it removed.
At a Club's governors meeting in 1956, Eisenhower proposed cutting
it down, but he was ruled out of order by Clifford Roberts. Today,
the tree stands at about 65 feet tall.
The City of Augusta, Georgia
Founded in 1736, Augusta is Georgia's second oldest city. The city
was named in honor of the Princess of Wales at the time. General
James Oglethorpe founded Augusta along the banks of the Savannah
River.
Augusta was once the capital of Georgia and has a large number
of historically noteworthy homes and facilities, such as Woodrow
Wilson's childhood home and the Cotton Exchange, established in
1872.
Augusta is renowned for hosting the Masters Tournament each spring
at the Augusta National Golf Club, but it is also home to a total
of 16 public and 7 private golf courses. For more information on
Augusta, Georgia, visit the Augusta
Chamber of Commerce Website.
Contact us at (800) 288-2461 if you have questions about booking
golf hospitality or obtaining tickets to any golf tournament. You
may also Email Us and we will respond
within 24 hours.
Masters Hospitality tickets are sold for more than face value.
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