Augusta National Golf Club

For golfers heading to Augusta, Augusta National Golf Club presents conditions that vary with the seasons. PinWeather's HRRR model data at 1–2 km resolution captures the hyper-local weather patterns at this course's exact coordinates, giving golfers a forecast that reflects what they'll actually experience on the course — not at the nearest airport.

Elevation matters at Augusta National Golf Club, which sits 260 feet above sea level. At this altitude, expect approximately +1 extra yards on your driver and +1 on your 7-iron compared to sea level. PinWeather calculates these adjustments automatically using your course's exact GPS coordinates and elevation data.

PinWeather's historical analysis shows that October is the ideal time to play Augusta National Golf Club, with heat breaks, low humidity, dry. November and April are also strong choices for a round here. Golfers visiting outside the peak months should check PinWeather's 14-day playability outlook to find the best available tee time windows.

Humidity plays an underappreciated role in ball flight at Augusta National Golf Club. Contrary to popular belief, humid air is actually less dense than dry air, which can add a few yards of carry. However, the bigger factor is comfort — high humidity and heat can affect your endurance and focus over 18 holes. PinWeather's feels-like temperature and playability grades account for these conditions, helping you decide whether to walk or ride and how to pace your round.

Check the live forecast above for today's exact conditions at Augusta National Golf Club, including hour-by-hour wind, temperature, and precipitation. PinWeather's playability grades rate every day A+ through F so you know at a glance whether it's worth teeing it up.