The Masters has strict rules not seen anywhere else in sports. Here are the things that can get you thrown out or even arrested.

Tyler LaulettaApr 6, 2023, 20:54 IST

The Masters is an old school tournament, barring patrons from even bringing their phones onto the course at Augusta National.Andrew Redington/Getty Images

This weekend the best golfers in the world will meet at Augusta National to compete in the Masters.
Augusta National prides itself in tradition and carries some strict rules for patrons in attendance.

The Masters are here once again, and with them, the strict rules of Augusta National.

Scottie Scheffler dons the green jacket after winning the Masters.AP Photo/David J. Phillip

Phones are banned from Augusta National.

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Bulky bags and backpacks are also a no-no.

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Beepers or other electronic devices are also banned, in case you were looking for a loophole in the phone rule.

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Cameras are not allowed at the tournament, but are allowed during practice rounds.

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Knives and weapons of any kind (regardless of permit) are banned.

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You can't bring your own alcohol onto the course, but it's pretty cheap inside anyways.

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If you are heading to Augusta National, leave the Yeti cooler at home.

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Flags, banners, and signs are not allowed either.

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The wrong kind of chairs are not allowed, which is why you should pick up a Masters chair at the pro shop.

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Ladders, periscopes, and selfie sticks will not be let through the gates.

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Radios and TVs are too noisy for Augusta National.

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Strollers cannot come with you to the Masters.

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Walkie-talkies are not allowed either.