Delta helps patrons step into the Masters Tournament before the first tee shot

The Masters remains a time‑honored tradition, inviting patrons to fully immerse themselves in the hallowed grounds – every sight and sound unfolding without digital interruption. This year, as a Tournament Partner of the Masters, Delta extends that sense of immersion, creating the experience even before stepping foot on the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club. 

“The Masters is one of the few places in sports where the world slows down and every moment becomes part of a lasting memory,” said Emmakate Young, Head of Global Partnership Marketing at Delta. “Knowing how passionate our SkyMiles Members are about the Tournament, we’re bringing them closer through exclusive in-flight content, fan keepsakes and immersive airport experiences — creating memorable moments both in the air and on the ground, whether they’re in Augusta or not.”  

The Masters experience takes flight 

Fans not traveling to Augusta can dive deeper into the Masters with an exclusive in-flight entertainment collection available on seatback screens, featuring original Masters storytelling, historic Tournament films and programming highlighting the global impact of the game. 

Golf enthusiasts can explore a range of titles, led by the Delta exclusive A Walk Through Augusta National’s Second Nine — a first-of-its-kind “slow TV” experience captured in an immersive first-person point of view, allowing viewers to take in the course as if they were walking it themselves. Additional programming includes the 2025 Masters Official Film, 2019 Masters: A Sunday Unlike Any Other and episodes of Hallowed Grounds: The Story of Augusta National, alongside features spotlighting amateur tournaments shaping golf’s future. 

Plus, with live satellite TV across much of Delta’s fleet ¹, fans can watch the Tournament unfold while onboard. Fast, free Delta Sync Wi-Fi – now on more than 1,100 Delta aircraft – is just one more way for SkyMiles Members to stream the action live. 

A Masters-inspired arrival in Augusta 

As patrons touch down in Augusta (AGS), the sights and sounds of the Masters await with installations throughout the airport. Travelers will pass through displays complete with plaques, themed foliage and interactive video screens of Augusta National’s Second Nine. Overhead, a ceiling installation inspired by the Tournament’s iconic green-and-white umbrellas will welcome visitors into the terminal. 

In baggage claim, patrons will find photo opportunities including a recreation of the Under the Umbrellas YouTube show. Even the jet bridge will be transformed to greet travelers arriving for Masters week. 

A keepsake designed to capture the Masters experience 

With phones left behind before reaching the gates of Augusta National Golf Club, patrons experience the Masters without instant photos, texts or easy ways to connect – making it even more important to plan ahead and remember the details. 

To support that experience, Delta has created a collectible “Caddie Card” designed to help patrons capture the moments they won’t want to forget while on the grounds. 

Distributed on select flights out of Los Angeles (LAX) and Atlanta (ATL), as well as at the Augusta Regional Airport (AGS), the "Caddie Card” draws inspiration from the beloved spectator guide. Patrons will receive prompts to jot down everything from meet-up plans to must-try bites and items to pick up at the Merchandise Shops, while also keeping important phone numbers handy for use at the Masters’ iconic phone banks. 

More ways to reach Augusta with the largest Masters schedule ever 

Delta expanded service to Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) for Masters week, increasing peak-day seat capacity from 1,200 to nearly 4,000 seats. 

With up to 18 daily flights to Augusta — including new services from Los Angeles (LAX), Nashville (BNA) and Newark (EWR) — patrons across the country will have more options to reach the Tournament. Additional returning routes include Austin (AUS), Boston (BOS), Washington, D.C. (DCA), Detroit (DTW) and New York (JFK). 

To celebrate the inaugural Los Angeles (LAX)–Augusta (AGS) route, Delta will host a special gate activation in Los Angeles, welcoming patrons traveling to the Tournament and marking the start of their journey to one of golf’s most iconic destinations. 

Delta’s commitment to golf continues 

Delta’s connection to the game extends to the players themselves, with brand ambassadors across the sport including Patrick Cantlay, Ben Griffin, Tony Finau, Stewart Cink, Luke Clanton, Nelly Korda, Michelle Wie West, Rose Zhang, Megha Ganne and Rachel Kuehn. 

¹Seatback entertainment is not available on Delta’s Boeing 717 aircraft.