The Masters Drinking Game
There is nothing better than watching the The Masters but perhaps the sole way to increase the enjoyment is to have a few drinks. We think this can be taken one step further too with our Augusta National inspired drinking game in which you take a drink, shot, or down your drink depending on what happens during the tournament. For example you drink a finger or two for such when things like the Crow's Nest, or Azalea's are mentioned.
If someone has a hole-in-one or even an albatross then you've got to down your drink and have a shot! Also if a player introduces his golf ball to Rae's Creek then you've got a bit more to drink as well. We should say that we all love Augusta and The Masters, and a few drinks is a brilliant way to get into the entire week a bit more, but please drink responsibly as well. Additionally, if you have any Masters drinking games or rules, then please let us know via our social media channels.
The Masters Drinking Game
Tiger Woods injury mentioned - down your drink
Tiger Woods 2019 win mentioned - do a shot
Eagle - down your drink
Patrons mentioned - drink 2 fingers
Green Jacket shown - drink 3 fingers
Magnolia Lane mentioned - drink 3 fingers
Albatross - down your drink and do a shot
Azaleas mentioned - drink 3 fingers
Pimento cheese sandwich mentioned - drink 3 fingers
Fuzzy Zoeller mentioned - do a shot
Westwood misses a short putt - do a shot
Butler cabin mentioned - drink 3 fingers
Shot heard round the world mentioned - drink 2 fingers
Jordan Spieth talks to his ball - drink 2 fingers
Player hits ball into Rae's Creek - drink 2 fingers
Player hits two consecutive balls into Rae's Creek - finish your drink
Sandy Lyle's famous 7 iron shown - drink 2 fingers
Hole-in-one - Down your drink and do a shot
Eisenhower or his tree mentioned - drink 1 finger
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