The Full 2026 Masters Menu Just Dropped — Here’s the Insane Total Cost
The menu for the 2026 Masters tournament has dropped, and let's just say fans attending this year's event won't have to include any restaurant trips in their travel budgets.
As most sports fans know, teams love to charge well above market at the concession stands. Some NFL teams charge $14 or more for a single beer, which is more than a six-pack at your local liquor store or supermarket.
Tickets to attend the Masters at Augusta aren't cheap, of course. But the club is kind enough to offer jaw-dropping prices at the concession stand.
The 2026 Masters concession menu features sandwiches that range from $1.50 to $3.00, $2.00 coffee, $3.00 chicken biscuits and breakfast sandwiches, $2.50 blueberry muffins and fresh fruit, $2.00 water, soft drinks and iced tea, $6.00 beer (domestic and imported), wine and Crow's Nest, $1.50 apple slices and potato chips, $2.25 candy bars, $2.50 cheese straws, $2.00 cookies, $2.00 caramel popcorn and $3.00 ice cream sanwiches.
The OFFICIAL 2026 Masters concessions menu pic.twitter.com/kGUslwUMm1
— GOLF.com (@GOLF_com) April 6, 2026
Incredibly, it would only cost you $75.75 to get one of every item on the 2026 Masters menu.
2026 Masters Will Not Feature Two Familiar Faces
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The 2026 Masters will significantly lack nostalgia this year. That's because five-time Masters winner Tiger Woods and three-time champion Phil Mickelson will both miss this year's event.
Last week, Woods announced that he was taking a leave from golf to focus on his health following his second DUI arrest. Soon after, Mickelson said he would also miss the tournament because of a personal family health matter.
The defending champion is Rory McIlroy, who beat Justin Rose in a playoff to win his first green jacket. With the victory, McIlroy also joined the exclusive club of grand slam champions.
In this year's field, Bubba Watson and Scottie Scheffler are both seeking a third Masters victory. Woods, Mickelson, Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo, Sam Snead, Gary Player, Jimmy Demaret and Arnold Palmer are the only golfers to win the Masters at least three times.