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Masters tickets application emails are going out. What to do if you haven’t gotten one
Summary by The Atlanta Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Courtney Martinez , WSB-TV (ABC) - News
· July 21, 2026
· 1 min read
It’s that time of year when people who applied for coveted Masters Tournament tickets learn if they won the lottery or not. Augusta National sent out emails on Monday for the 2027 Masters Tournament, Women’s Amateur and Drive and the Chip and Putt National Finals. The emails let applicants know i...
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Key takeaway Augusta National sent out emails on Monday for the 2027 Masters Tournament, Women’s Amateur and Drive and the Chip and Putt National Finals.
Why this matters in The Atlanta
For Atlanta golf enthusiasts, the Masters ticket lottery is a rite of passage, with many applying year after year in hopes of securing a spot at the prestigious tournament. While the event itself takes place in Augusta, the excitement and anticipation are palpable in Atlanta, where many fans eagerly await news of their application status. The fact that most applicants will receive rejection emails underscores the exclusivity of the event, making a successful application all the more sweet for those who are selected. As locals who are lucky enough to be selected make plans to attend the tournament, they will likely be arranging travel to Augusta, which can have a ripple effect on local businesses that cater to golf tourists. Additionally, the Masters' strict no-resale policy will help prevent ticket prices from being driven up by third-party sellers, making the experience more accessible to true fans.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 21, 2026 ·
Source: WSB-TV (ABC) - News ·
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What is this story about? It’s that time of year when people who applied for coveted Masters Tournament tickets learn if they won the lottery or not. Augusta National sent out emails on Monday for the 2027 Masters Tournament, Women’s Amateur and Drive and the Chip and Putt National Finals. The emails let applicants know i...
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