All About The Crow’s Nest At Augusta National

The Crow’s Nest is a room on the third floor of the clubhouse at Augusta National, directly below the famous square cupola.

The primary purpose of the Crow’s Nest is to provide accommodations for amateur players that are competing in The Masters.

Getting to stay in the historic Crow’s Nest is just one of the many perks qualifying amateurs at The Masters get to enjoy.

For some lucky amateurs, a stay in the Crow’s Nest culminates in a visit to Butler Cabin to be presented with the Silver Cup, the award given to the low amateur at The Masters.

Related: What is a Low Amateur in Golf?

Crow’s Nest Accommodations

Accommodations for up to five players
Only one room that is 30’ x 40’
There are four rooms separated by partitions, 3 with single beds and 1 room has two beds.
One full shared bathroom
Common area has a game table, couch, chairs, and TV
The carpet is green
The walls are adorned with books and pictures of golf and past Masters
Access is through a steep, narrow staircase between the Champions Locker Room and Dining Room
All towels, robes, glasses, and such have the Masters logo on them

Here is a great photo set of the inside of the Crow’s Nest.

And here is a video tour:

Who Stays In The Crow’s Nest At The Masters?

Only amateur players are allowed to stay in the Crow’s Nest.

The Masters is proud of its tradition of always inviting amateurs to compete and reserves the accommodations in the Crow’s Nest solely for amateur golfers.

The following is a list of players who have stayed in the Crow’s Nest and gone on to win The Masters as a professional: