How do you qualify for the Masters?
1. Win the Masters
Any player to have won a Green Jacket in previous editions of the Masters will receive lifetime exemption to the tournament.
2. Win the US Open
Each winner of the US Open will receive honorary invitations for the next five editions of the Masters.
3. Win the Open Championship
Each winner of the Open Championship will receive honorary invitations for the next five editions of the Masters.
4. Win the PGA Championship
Each winner of the PGA Championship will receive honorary invitations for the next five editions of the Masters.
5. Win the Players Championship
Each winner of the Players Championship will receive honorary invitations for the next three editions of the Masters.
6. Finish in the top two of the US Amateur
The US Amateur champion and runner-up will both receive invites to the Masters for the following year.
7. Win the British Amateur
The British Amateur champion will receive an invite to the Masters for the following year.
8. Win the Asia-Pacific Amateur
The Asia-Pacific Amateur champion will receive an invite to the Masters for the following year.
9. Win the Latin America Amateur
The Latin America Amateur champion will receive an invite to the Masters for the following year.
10. Win the US Mid-Amateur
The US Mid-Amateur champion will receive an invite to the Masters for the following year.
11. Win Olympic gold
The player who wins the gold medal at the Olympic Games will be invited to play in the Masters the following year.
12. Finish in the top 12 at the Masters
The top 12, including ties, at each Masters will be invited back the following year.
13. Finish in the top 4 of the US Open
The top 4, including ties, at each US Open will be invited to the following year’s Masters.
14. Finish in the top 4 at the Open Championship
The top 4, including ties, at each Open Championship will be invited to the following year’s Masters.
15. Finish in the top 4 at the PGA Championship
The top 4, including ties, at each PGA Championship will be invited to the following year’s Masters.
16. Win a PGA Tour event
Winners of any PGA Tour event that carries a full FedEx Cup points allocation will be invited to the following year’s Masters.
17. Qualify for the Tour Championship
All 30 players that qualify for the PGA Tour’s season-ending Tour Championship will be invited to the following year’s Masters.
18. Finish the year in the top 50
All players in the top 50 of the Official World Golf Rankings on January 1 will be invited to that year’s Masters.
19. Be in the top 50 of the world ranking ahead of the tournament
All players in the top 50 of the Official World Golf Rankings the week before each Masters, who aren’t otherwise exempt, will be invited to the following week’s Masters.
