The 2026 Masters is April 9-12 at Augusta National Golf Club and the Golfweek Masters Surveys are back.
We start the annual list of surveys by asking players to tell us about their favorite picture of Augusta National Golf Club, the one that they cherish most.
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Here are their responses:
Ludvig Aberg
I have a painting of the clubhouse that I bought and it hangs in my home office.
Keegan Bradley
They take a professional photo of our family at the par-3 contest and I always get it framed and put it in the house.
Wyndham Clark
I have a photo at 18 with my dad and brother from the first day we played there.
Harris English
I have a shadow box from making a hole-in-one at No. 12 on the Sunday before my first Masters. I was playing with Brandt Snedeker and a couple members. Hit pitching wedge to a front pin. Ben Crenshaw was playing in the group in front of us and saw it and ran around Rae’s Creek and came over and slapped me five. I have it hanging in my office.
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Gary Player
Sitting in Butler Cabin with Arnold and Jack. It was the last time we were all in our Green Jackets together.
Arnold Palmer (left), Jack Nicklaus (center), and Gary Player (right) sitting outside Butler Cabin at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, the last time the three Masters champs were in their Green Jackets together.
Jack Nicklaus
Probably of the (40-foot) putt I made in 1975 at 16 and lifted my putter to the sky. That’s my emblem for the Bear’s Club.
Jason Day
I don’t have one that jumps to mind, but my wife always takes photos and as the years go on you just see the kids getting older.
J.J. Spaun
Me and my family on the par-3 course.
Larry Mize
Larry Mize, 1987 Masters champ, wears his Augusta National Golf Club Green Jacket as he leaves ceremonies on April 13, 1987, after winning the tournament. With him are his wife Bonnie and son David. File photo
Can I give you two? Bonnie, my wife, and I standing together with my Green Jacket on after the ceremony and I’m holding David, who is a week short of a year, our oldest son, and I love that picture of the three of us after the win. The other is Jack Nicklaus, who helped put the jacket on me, congratulating me and shaking my hand and saying well done.
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Adam Scott
It is of myself after I won (in 2013). I wouldn’t normally say it, but the silhouette of me shot from behind wearing the jacket. It’s in my office. It’s really the only picture I have of myself. But it’s really a great one.
Trevor Immelman
We’ve been able to capture so many amazing moments at the Masters over the years. Some of my favorite are my kids caddying for me in the Par-3 Contest.
Rickie Fowler
It’s not framed or anything, but one of my favorite pictures is after I made a hole-in-one on top of JT, and I’m celebrating it and going crazy.
Padraig Harrington
AUGUSTA, GA – APRIL 11: Padraig Harrington of Ireland celebrates a hole-in-one on the 16th hole during the final round of the Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club on April 11, 2004 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
I made a hole-in-one at 16 in 2004, the first one there in 12 years and then Kirk Triplett made one in the very next group. It was the start of putting that pin in where there’s almost a funnel. There is a picture of me up in the air celebrating that but I don’t think I have it on a wall or anything.
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Sahith Theegala
Me and my fiancée Juju try to re-create a picture every year by the famous tree near the clubhouse and on the right side of the first hole tee box — the shadows and the lighting, the leaderboard on the right, it’s pretty epic. It’s also the one picture I take with my caddie all year. I also do a picture out front of the clubhouse with the logo with my parents and friends. It’s the one time of year I’m like, “Did we get all the photos?”
Russell Henley
Par 3 tournament. They are so cute when they are 3 and 4 and look hilarious in the uniforms. It’s like a sweet gift to give back.
Craig Stadler
The one of me down in the creek at 13 on Sunday when I won in 1982. All you can see is the top of my head down in the water. I hit a good drive and then a 1-iron a little too far that rolled up on the green and all the way down the hill and into some crap. I blasted out to 12 feet.
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Zach Johnson
The selfish one is me with the Green Jacket on and the Claret Jug under the tree but my favorite one is with my three kids from about 12-15 years ago in their caddie outfits. It’s their backs and it just says Johnson, Johnson and Johnson. My mother-in-law used to make caddie outfits. We have that photo blown up.
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