Here's how to get a job working at the Masters
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Here’s how to get a job working at the 2020 Masters

A leaderboard at the Masters Tournament The leaderboard at No. 6 at Augusta National Golf Club.


If you can't get to Augusta National and the Masters each year as a patron, and you're unlikely to get in as a contestant or a caddie or know someone who's playing in the tournament, then your next-best way to get inside the gates is working at the Masters.

The Masters has a variety of jobs available for the tournament week, plus a few days. In 2020, the jobs run fromĀ April 4 through April 12 (Championship Sunday). The jobs range from working concessions, helping prepare food, some housekeeping and cleaning, working in hospitality for some of the club's highest-profile guests and in retail at the Masters gift shops.

You must be at least 16 years old to apply, and you have to be able to work 10-12 hour shifts during the tournament. You have to be well-kept, on-time and be ready to work with a smile on your face and a good demeanor. You'll also need to be able to do a variety of jobs, not just one specific task.

The deadline to apply in Nov. 20, 2019.

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You'll be on the grounds, and you might get to experience some of the tournament, too. It sounds like real work but a fascinating opportunity that can lead to invitations back each year.

And if you're looking to work permanently at Augusta National Golf Club, not just during the Masters, the club has a variety of jobs available.

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