The “value” of a green jacket presented to the winner of The Masters can vary depending on who you ask. Some will say it’s priceless, as it represents entry into one of the most exclusive ...

Phone calls placed to the Hamilton Tailoring Co., the company that has made a majority of the green jackets since 1967, go unanswered. Full disclosure: the call was made one day before the Masters ...

The Green Jacket has been presented to winners of the tournament since 1949, and Augusta National Golf Club has become incredibly protective of the most famous garment in golf. In addition to ...

Watching the Masters on Sunday and suddenly wondering why all the members and winners of the tournament at Augusta National wear those same green jackets and the origin story behind it?

Each year, the winner of the Masters is gifted a green jacket, complete with brass buttons and an embroidered Augusta National patch. Coveted more so than the huge silver trophy, it is a symbol of ...

The Masters' green jacket, conceived by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts, symbolizes golfing prestige. Awarded to tournament winners since 1949, it's a custom-fitted garment with strict rules ...

The Augusta National Golf Club legally owns all Masters Tournament green jackets, a federal court has confirmed. While champions are given possessory rights, they do not own the jackets themselves.