The full concessions menu at this year’s Masters has been revealed, with a couple of new items but the same remarkably low prices.
A place in the galleries at Augusta National remains one of the most coveted tickets in sports but food and drink is one area where the exclusive, mysterious club prefers to keep it simple.
There are 27 items on offer, none of which costs more than $6. Some have increased in price, including cookies and peanuts (up $0.25 on last year). But, in total, the entire menu would still cost a patron just $77.
The tournament has added to its menu for 2025, Front Office Sports reports, with a ‘savory tomato pie’ now available for $3, while patrons can now buy apple slices for $1.50.
Iconic Augusta sandwiches – egg salad and pimento cheese – remain just $1.50 apiece, while others including the Masters Club are only $3.
The most expensive items on the menu are wine and beer including the ‘Crow’s Nest’, which is served exclusively at the four-day tournament.
With the additions of the Savory Tomato Pie and Apple Slices—and a few modest prices increases—it still costs just $77 to buy one of each of the 27 items on the 2025 Masters concessions menu ⛳️💰
🍊 Fresh Fruit went up $0.50
🍪 Cookies & Peanuts raised $0.25 each pic.twitter.com/dOpmEmjw1x
— David Rumsey (@_DavidRumsey) April 8, 2025 
Augusta National’s famed pimento cheese sandwiches still cost patrons only $1.50
Many visitors will make a bee-line for the concession stands upon entering the grounds
A patron holds up the Georgia peach ice cream sandwich, which still costs just $3
Davis Riley and Patton Kizzire are the first group off in Thursday’s opening round. They will tee off at 7:40am and patrons can enjoy breakfast until 10am.
Among the items on the morning menu are a chicken biscuit ($3) and a blueberry muffin ($2).
Augusta also offers a number of snacks that have a local twist, including southern cheese straws ($2), Georgia pecan caramel popcorn ($2) and Georgia peach ice cream sandwich ($3).
A field of 95 are gathering at Augusta for the first major of the year, with Rory McIlroy playing alongside Ludvig Aberg and Akshay Bhatia on Thursday.
Another headline group sees world No 4 Collin Morikawa and Houston Open champion Min Woo Lee paired alongside Chile’s LIV Golf star Joaquin Niemann.
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Masters’ insanely cheap food and drink prices revealed… including a $1.50 sandwich and some never-before-seen snacks
