Whether you’re in town for practice rounds, tournament days, or corporate hosting, Super Hotel Rooms helps you find the right mix of near-course stays, downtown hotels, and private housing for Masters week.
Masters week combines practice rounds, the Par 3 Contest, and four days of tournament play. Picking the right hotel area depends on how many days you’ll be at Augusta National and how much downtime you want around the course or downtown.
Some guests come in for a single tournament day. Others stay for the full week, mixing practice rounds, golf with clients, and evenings with their group. We help you decide whether to stay near the course, closer to dining and nightlife, or in a rental house with everyone under one roof.
From near-course homes to practical chain hotels, these are the most common ways fans, friends, and corporate guests structure their Masters stay.
Properties along main access roads and near key gates offer shorter transfer times to Augusta National, especially early in the morning and after play finishes.
Stay in central Augusta for easier access to restaurants, bars, and non-golf activities, with a short drive or ride to the course on event days.
Many visitors choose private homes for Masters week — especially corporate groups, friends trips, and families who want shared space and privacy.
Some guests stay in nearby towns to balance availability, price, and flexibility — especially if they’re driving in for select days during the week.
If you’re entertaining clients, partners, or top performers, we can help map hotel options that support hospitality programs and hosted experiences.
Some visitors pair Masters tickets with extra golf days at nearby courses, or stay longer in the region before or after their rounds at Augusta.
Every guest builds their own version, but this example shows how practice rounds, tournament days, and arrival/departure can fit into one clear hotel plan.
| Day | What’s happening | Suggested base | Hotel focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival + evening in town | Central Augusta | Settle in, scout driving routes, dinner nearby. |
| Day 2 | Practice round | Near-course or central Augusta | Early arrival at the course, flexible afternoon. |
| Day 3 | Par 3 Contest / additional practice | Same base | Repeat access route, evening with clients or friends. |
| Day 4 | Tournament round | Near-course focus | Plan transport and entry times carefully. |
| Day 5 | Optional second tournament day or golf nearby | Near-course or extended-stay base | Add a local round or extra tournament day. |
| Day 6 | Departure | Augusta or nearby airport area | Relaxed departure or early flight home. |
Start with what you know — which days you’re at the course, how many people you’re bringing, and whether you prefer hotels, homes, or a mix. We’ll help you structure nights, areas, and backups so you’re not scrambling as Masters week approaches.
Masters week is one of the most compressed demand periods in sports travel. A short call or email is enough to get a realistic hotel and housing plan in motion for you and your group.