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 “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 ...

In 1967, Heimann reached a deal to begin manufacturing the green jackets. The tropical wool fabric is produced at Victor Forstmann Inc. mill in Dublin, Georgia. Each jacket requires about 2 ½ ...

This Sunday, the champion will receive a green jacket. The Masters tournament is labyrinth of rules and regulations (e.g. cell phones are banned), but where does this green jacket tradition come from?

If a first-time winner is crowned on Sunday at the Masters, they're going to slip on the green jacket for the first time in Butler Cabin with Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley and CBS' Jim Nantz.

Masters winners have historically been awarded the green jacket at the ceremony post the event. The jacket holds immense emotional and cultural value in the golf world. However, green jackets have ...

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 ...

It's only fitting the most prestigious tournament in golf gives its winner the most iconic piece of apparel in sports. Each year, the winner of the Masters is gifted a green jacket, complete with ...