The Masters merchandise center is the ultimate weakness for golfers who are lucky enough to become patrons. It holds hundreds of Masters-branded items that are for sale only on Augusta's grounds (and later on eBay, of course). But there's an even more exclusive Masters store—the members shop. This tiny spot, which is located near Augusta National's clubhouse, is open only to Augusta National members, players, player family members and media personnel, and it offers items you won't find in the main Masters merchandise center. Here are 10 items for sale only in the member shop and in the uber-posh Berckman's Place.
These tartan headcovers, designed by Seamus, celebrate the Masters' logos in a fun, classy way. You won't see the word "Masters" written anywhere on them, because they're sold only in the member shop. ($75 for driver headcover; $65 for fairway wood headcover)
It has just the Augusta logo, it's clean in its coloring and its stitching, and it's the softest fabric I've ever touched. This is, quite possibly, the perfect golf vest. ($145)
Michael Aram is well known for designing luxury home goods—everything from serving platters and pitchers to coffee tables and mirrors. This year, Michael Aram has come to the Masters to design an array of items, including this marble cheese plate ($145)
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Michael Aram metal trays, nut bowls and trinket plates
You'll start to notice that the cluster of azaleas is Michael Aram's signature touch. The small metal tray ($110), nut bowl ($98.50) and trinket tray ($98.50) would be unlike any Masters gear you already own.
These candles really do smell like azaleas, and since their tops would fit many other candles, you wouldn't have to throw them away as soon as you burn through the original.
Again, we're not sure there's a more subtle or delicate way to celebrate the Masters than these Michael Aram pieces, including this wine coaster and stopper set ($98.50)
Ashley Mayo is the brand editor at Golf Digest and oversees style coverage for the magazine. She currently lives in Manhattan, where she has miraculously managed to maintain a 3 handicap.
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