Augusta National (Georgia Golf Club) in GSPro

Finding Augusta National in GSPro

In GSPro, the course inspired by Augusta National is called Georgia Golf Club. It was built by designer Tekbud and is one of the most popular courses in the entire GSPro library with a 4.7/5 Google rating.

The course is free to download with no Patreon subscription needed. Just search for “Georgia Golf Club” in the GSPro course browser or find it directly on The Course View.

There's also a Georgia Golf Club Fall version with autumn colors, if you want a different look.

Recommended Settings

For the most realistic Masters experience, use the designer's recommended settings. Augusta's greens are famously fast and firm, and these settings lean into that.

A stimpmeter reading of 13.0 is tournament-fast. If you're finding the greens too quick, drop it to 11-12 for a more forgiving round while you learn the slopes. Entry-level launch monitors that calculate spin (like the Garmin R10) tend to make fast greens play even harder, so start at the lower end. If you're still picking hardware, our launch monitor buyer's guide compares every unit that works with GSPro.

Holes to Watch

These are the holes that define Augusta National, including the stretch known as Amen Corner:

• Hole 11 (White Dogwood). The start of Amen Corner. A long par 4 with water guarding the left side of the green.
• Hole 12 (Golden Bell). The famous short par 3 over Rae's Creek. The swirling wind through the trees makes club selection a gamble every year.
• Hole 13 (Azalea). A reachable par 5 that tempts players to go for the green in two over the creek. Eagles and disasters both start here.
• Hole 15 (Firethorn). Another par 5 with water fronting the green. The Sunday pin positions here have decided multiple green jackets.
• Hole 16 (Redbud). The par 3 where players skip shots across the water in practice rounds. The hole location on Sunday always creates drama.

About the Masters

Augusta National Golf Club has hosted the Masters Tournament every April since 1934, in Augusta, Georgia. It's the first major championship of the golf year and one of the most-watched events in sport, which is part of why the GSPro community keeps Georgia Golf Club so polished.

Follow the full 2026 tournament schedule to see which other tour events have matching courses in GSPro. Many PGA Tour, LPGA, and LIV Golf venues are available to play.

More Major Championship Courses

Augusta National isn't the only major venue available in GSPro. You can also play courses inspired by:

• Aronimink Golf Club, a PGA Championship venue
• Royal Birkdale Golf Club, host of the 2026 Open Championship
• Oakmont CC, a historic U.S. Open venue
• DPC Pebble, inspired by Pebble Beach

Browse all major tournament courses or explore courses inspired by famous real venues.

Playing Augusta at home

Masters week sells more launch monitors than any other week of the year, and for good reason: this is the course everyone wants to try. The launch monitor buyer’s guide covers every GSPro-compatible option. For the room itself:

• Hitting mats (Amazon): Augusta’s tight lies punish thin strikes; a good mat forgives them.
• Impact screens (Amazon): Amen Corner deserves better than a desktop monitor.
• Short-throw projectors (Amazon): pair one with the screen and you won't cast a shadow over the 12th.

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