Inside the Crow's Nest at Augusta National

March 30, 2022

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Take a tour of the Masters amateur quarters with our exclusive images and then click here to read Dave Kindred's feature on the Crow's Nest.

(Editor's Note: This feature was originally published in 2012.)

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In the upstairs dining area of the clubhouse, an alcove door reading "telephone" includes a door to a hallway that leads to the Crow's Nest.

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In the telephone hallway, slip through a door...

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...and climb the stairs to the Crow's Nest.

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A comfortable common area is provided for the amateurs.

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A panorama view of the Crow's Nest.

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A partition wall divides the communal from the sleeping areas.

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A closer look at one of the bedrooms with two twin beds.

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A look at the private facilities.

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Augusta bath towels.

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The basics for post-round refreshments: cups and ice bucket.

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The Crow's Nest features some great, old photographs—including this one of two-time Masters runner-up Lloyd Mangrum signing an autograph.

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Top-tier windows.

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What appears to be a light fixture is actually an old-fashioned fire extinguisher—believed to be from 1933.

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The view from the upper clubhouse.

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