The 1 percent of the 1 percent of golf fans are headed to Augusta this week for the 2017 Masters. For those without a ticket, equipment and apparel companies have released products and gear to help us feel like we're walking the fairways of Augusta National. Read on to see what kind of cool stuff you might add to your bag for the year's first major.
Gear & Equipment
2017 Masters: Tournament-inspired Gear for Any Golfer
April 02, 2017
Criquet's "Augusta Diet" letterpress
Anybody who has attended the Masters knows about the cheap concession-stand items. Criquet has released a new letterpress for those looking for a part of the Masters menu in their home or office. Pimento-cheese sandwich not included.For more: criquetshirts.com, $42
Bespoke's Masters headcovers
Laser-etched on technical fabrics, Bespoke's limited-edition headcovers with color schemes and graphics that are Masters-themed.For more, bespokegolfusa.com., $68
TaylorMade's Masters gear
The folks at TaylorMade are offering up staff bags and headcovers inspired by what its tour pros will carry at Augusta National. And the company has carry bags, T-shirts and hats special for the Masters.For more: taylormadegolf.com. Prices vary per product.
Callaway's Arnold Palmer-inspired covers
Look out for social sweepstakes through Masters Week for these Arnold Palmer-inspired woods headcovers and putter headcovers from Callaway and Odyssey.For more: callawaygolf.com and odysseygolf.com.
G/Fore Special-Edition cap
G/Fore continues to release fun and unique colored products, and the latest is this hat with felt-lettering with an eye toward Augusta.For more: gfore.com. $45
Sugarloaf Social Club, Pimento Loafwich
Sugarloaf Social Club creates simple designs around thoughtful concepts. And thus, their Pimento Loafwich icon -- stamped on its visors, rope hats, T-shirts, belts -- will inspire any Masters fan.For more: sugarloafsocialclub.com. T-shirts: $25, hats/visors: $40.
Classic Georgia's Patron T-shirt
Masters attendees aren't just any type of fans. They're patrons. And even if you're not on-site, you can label yourself with this T-shirt from Classic Georgia.For more: classicgeorgia.com, $18.
FootJoy MyJoys shoes
With its elephant-green print, FootJoy is celebrating the Masters in a subtle way with these MyJoys. The company also plans to have gloves and socks in the hues of Augusta.For more: footjoy.com. Prices vary.
Lamkin's Z5 and SINK grips
Limited-edition versions of Lamkin's SINK putter grips are available in 11- and 13-inch options. The Z5 grips, use yellow and green rubber to create a proprietary rubber compound with their full-swing grips.For more: lamkingrips.com, $8 to $12.
Fujikura ATMOS limited-edition shaft
The company's newest shaft has a limited-edition yellow and green color scheme. Available in a 60-gram stiff and X-flex, there will be just 150 products released, starting April 3rd.For more: fujikuragolf.com, $300
SwingJuice shirts
There are too many good shirts from SwingJuice to show. It's hard to match the company's creativity -- and we especially love the "Swagger" shirt inspired by The King.For more: swingjuice.com. Prices vary.
Seamus Golf headcovers
Always quality: These green and yellow tartans say "Masters" in a subtle way.For more: seamusgolf.com, $65.
Bridgestone themed-gear
These Masters-themed hats, along with bags and headcovers, will be available at select retailers.Hats: $24, bags: $160-$450.