As the grounds begin to thaw and the sun begins to shine, a “tradition unlike any other” lies upon the horizons. The 2017 Masters Tournament at Augusta National, the 81st installment of the biggest major tournament of the year on the PGA Tour, is set to tee off on April 6, 2017. Looking to travel to Augusta for the big tournament? Here is what you need to know before you go.

2017 Masters Travel Package

So you want to go to Augusta for the 2017 Masters Tournament. But before you’re able to enjoy the warm temperatures and rolling hills of Augusta, you’re going to need to figure out where to stay, and when you’re going.

Bullseye offers a wide array of 2017 Masters Travel Packages, complete with luxurious hotel options and daily transfers to and from Augusta National. The best part? You can pick the package that is best for you! Whether you’re wanting to head to The Masters with the “Championship Package,” for five nights, the “Weekend Rounds Package” for three nights or the “Par 3” and “Opening Rounds” packages for two nights, we’ve got a package that will fit exactly what you’re looking for.

Learn more: bit.ly/2017-masters

Where To Eat

While all of our 2017 Masters Travel Packages come with a daily southern-style breakfast, you can’t visit Augusta without trying some of the local cuisine! If you’re willing to get out and do some traveling to downtown Augusta, there are some great places like Frog Hollow Tavern and Abel Brown.

But if you’re wanting to stay close to the course, you can hit up anything along Washington Road, including the popular T-Bonz Steakhouse, and of course, John Daly’s favorite, Hooters.

What (And What Not) To Bring

There is nothing worse than getting to the gates of a large sporting event, only to find out you’ve brought something that you can’t take in with you. That’s why you need to check everything before you go!

The Masters is not your typical everyday sporting event, so you must comply with all of their strict rules that are in place to ensure the best experience possible for golfers and fans alike. Electronics such as cell phones, beepers, tablets, or any other device capable of transmitting video is strictly off-limits within Augusta National limits, as are weapons of any kind, radios, folding armchairs and more.

For a complete list of prohibited items at the 2017 Masters Tournament, click here.

Gate 6 Hospitality

Looking for a place to hang out and grab a drink before and/or after the days round? Or maybe you’ve got tickets for the third and fourth rounds, but you need somewhere to kick back for the first two? Gate 6 Hospitality at The Masters returns in 2017, just steps from the entrance to Augusta National.

Available every day from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., featuring a premium open bar and an all-you-can-eat menu prepared by celebrity chefs, Gate 6 Hospitality is every golf fan’s paradise short of being on the course itself. Guests will enjoy closed circuit Masters coverage on large HDTV’s, lounge-like atmospheres with soft leather furniture and parking included at no additional charge.

To learn more about Gate 6 Hospitality at the 2017 Masters, click here.

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