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Worldwide Pathways to Qualify for Masters
August 28, 2025
|The Straits Times
Augusta National on Aug. 26 announced changes to qualifying methods for the Masters, adding the winners of six worldwide national opens while dropping PGA Tour fall tournament winners.
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WASHINGTON – Augusta National on Aug. 26 announced changes to qualifying methods for the Masters, adding the winners of six worldwide national opens while dropping PGA Tour fall tournament winners.
The immediate change follows the style of the Royal & Ancient (R&A) British Open qualifying series, which began in 2013, and gives the Masters its own qualifying series to ensure strong global pathways into the Major from various tours.
Masters invitations will be issued to winners of the Scottish Open, Spanish Open, Japan Open, Hong Kong Open, Australian Open, and South African Open.
"The Masters tournament has long recognized the significance of having international representation among its invitees," Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley said.
"We, along with the R&A, have a shared commitment to the global game and are proud to work together.
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