10 Masters themed items to celebrate the best golf weekend of the year
Caddie Uniform - Adults Custom Caddie Uniform With Name and Number
An iconic tradition at Augusta National, and one of our favorite Halloween costumes.
$149.99 at PGA TOUR Superstore
It's Masters week!
In just a few short hours the best golfers in the world will begin the first major of the year at Augusta National Golf Club.
Whether you are lucky enough to make the pilgrimage to Georgia or will be tuning in from your couch, we all could use a little more Masters in our lives, and we are here to help
Check out these just some of our favoritenew items from a variety of golf brands that have been recently released to pay homage to the most sacred of golf courses and tournaments in the entire world.
MORE MASTERS: 10 new golf collections honoring the 2025 Masters
Shop all First Major gear at PGA TOUR Superstore
Masters themed Caddie Uniform
The Caddie Uniform also comes in kids sizes, which is quite frankly beyond adorable.
Masters themed Quarter Zip
Le Lis The Augusta Quarter Zip Pullover
A 1/4 zip will be needed at Augusta this week.
$49.99 at PGA TOUR Superstore
Le Lis offers a larger collection in honor of the first major of the year, including this popular GOLF sweater.
Masters themed Golf Ball
Callaway April Major golf balls
One of the most loved golf balls on Tour just got even cooler. Get your dozen today.
Shop Callaway April Major golf balls
If Callaway doesn't seem like the right fit, you can also check out these Bridgestone golf balls, which come in an incredible case and cost $49.99.
Masters themed Gnome Belt
Pebble Beach - Augusta Gnomes Belt
The gnomes are all the rage at Augusta this year.
$49.99 at Augusta
Masters themed Golf Shoes
Adidas - Superstar Spikeless Golf Shoes
A simple incorporation of the greens and yellows we know so well but this shoe slaps.
$119.99 at PGA TOUR Superstore
If you're looking for something with a little more history, check out the Samba Spikeless golf shoes.
Masters themed Hat
TravisMathew - Patron Badge Hat
Check out TravisMathew's entire new collection
Shop TravisMathew at PGA TOUR Superstore
Masters themed Driver
Cobra - DS-ADAPT Max-K Limited Edition Season Opener Driver
An incredible design on a top-of-the-line piece of equipment.
See all versions at PGA TOUR Superstore
Masters themed Rangefinder
Titan Slope Rangefinder - Spring Edition
A useful tool all year long made all the more special by the colorway.
Shop Spring Edition Rangefinder
Masters themed Polo
Chubbies - Pimento Cheese Azalea Print Polo Shirt
Pimento Cheese sandwiches and blooming azaleas, a combination made only in Augusta.
$59.50 at PGA TOUR Superstore
Masters themed Sweater
Adidas - Originals Cashmere Knit Sweater
It's pretty simple. Look like Ludvig, play like Ludvig.
$180 at PGA TOUR Superstore
BONUS: Coming Soon - Masters themed Nike Golf Shoe
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