The Masters 2025: Full Menu and Prices for Augusta National Food and Drinks

The 2025 Masters continues with an amazing culinary tradition of unique and affordable food options. 

At Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters Tournament, tradition isn’t just preserved—it’s savored. Nowhere is this more evident than in the tournament’s concession stands, where the menu and its remarkably modest prices have become as iconic as the Green Jacket itself.

Masters food menu.

You only have $10 dollars to spend.

What are you buying? pic.twitter.com/MlS4ep9CXk

— Tour Pro 🏌️‍♂️ (@OfficialTourPro) April 5, 2025

A Culinary Tradition Rooted in Affordability

In an era where sporting event concessions often come with steep price tags, the Masters stands apart by offering a selection of classic Southern fare at prices that harken back to simpler times. The philosophy behind this approach was articulated by former Augusta National chairman Clifford Roberts, who noted that the affordability of good food and drink contributes significantly to the tournament’s popularity among patrons.

The 2025 Masters Menu: Timeless Favorites and a New Addition

The 2025 menu continues this tradition, featuring longstanding favorites alongside a new offering:

• Sandwiches:
  • Egg Salad: $1.50
  • Pimento Cheese: $1.50
  • Pork Bar-B-Que: $3.00
  • Savory Tomato Pie (new for 2025): $3.00
  • Masters Club: $3.00
  • Chicken Salad on Honey Wheat: $3.00
  • Ham & Cheese on Rye: $3.00
  • Classic Chicken: $3.00
• Breakfast (served until 10 a.m.):
  • Masters Blend Fresh Brewed Coffee: $2.00
  • Blueberry Muffin: $2.00
  • Fresh Mixed Fruit: $2.50
  • Chicken Biscuit: $3.00
  • Breakfast Sandwich: $3.00
• Snacks:
  • Apple Slices: $1.50
  • Chips (Plain & BBQ): $1.50
  • Peanuts: $1.75
  • Cookies: $1.75
  • Southern Cheese Straws: $2.00
  • Georgia Pecan Caramel Popcorn: $2.00
  • Georgia Peach Ice Cream Sandwich: $3.00
• Beverages:
  • Bottled Water: $2.00
  • Fresh Brewed Iced Tea: $2.00
  • Soft Drinks: $2.00
  • Crow’s Nest (specialty beer): $6.00
  • Domestic Beer: $6.00
  • Import Beer: $6.00
  • White Wine: $6.00

Notably, the egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches have maintained their $1.50 price point since 2002, underscoring Augusta National’s commitment to affordability. The introduction of the savory tomato pie adds a new flavor to the menu while adhering to the tournament’s Southern culinary roots.

The 2025 Masters concessions menu is here, featuring new items Savory Tomato Pie and apple slices.

For $77, you could buy one of every item. pic.twitter.com/oF6MClvrRv

— Front Office Sports (@FOS) April 8, 2025

An Unmatched Value in the World of Sports

To put these prices into perspective, consider that at many major league ballparks, a single beer can cost upwards of $15. At the Masters, a patron could enjoy a full meal—including a sandwich, snack, and beverage—for less than that. In fact, purchasing one of every item on the 2025 menu would total just $77, a testament to the tournament’s dedication to providing value to its attendees.

Augusta National’s attention to detail extends beyond its food offerings. The club is renowned for its immaculate grounds and efficient operations. For instance, a refrigerated underground facility stores drinks overnight, reducing daytime cart traffic and enhancing the patron experience. Additionally, the merchandise tent operates with remarkable efficiency, allowing attendees to ship purchases home immediately, reflecting the club’s commitment to convenience and quality.

A Tradition Unlike Any Other

The Masters Tournament’s approach to concessions is more than a nod to nostalgia; it’s a deliberate effort to create an environment where patrons can enjoy world-class golf without the distractions of exorbitant prices or commercialism. This philosophy contributes to the unique and cherished atmosphere that defines the Masters experience.

In a sporting landscape often dominated by commercialization, Augusta National’s steadfast commitment to tradition and patron satisfaction sets the Masters apart as not just a tournament, but a timeless celebration of golf and Southern hospitality.