From Annika to Peyton: Who are the members of Augusta National?

Rory McIlroy isn’t one. Dwight Eisenhower was. So was Arnold Palmer.

Becoming a member at Augusta National is a badge of honor. You can only join the famed club via invite, and it’s reserved for only the most successful in the business, political and sports spheres.

Augusta National has gone to great lengths to keep its membership list private. The list is believed to be around 300 people, but an exact list of green jackets is not available.

However, through reporting from various media outlets — Bloomberg did a deep dive back in 2015 — we have a partial list of the membership at Augusta National. The list includes the likes of Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.

In 2012, Augusta National finally welcomed its first female members in former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore.

In 2023, Augusta National added legendary women’s golfer Annika Sorenstam to the membership. According to Sports Business Journal, former NFL quarterback Eli Manning, former CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy and Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian were the four new members welcomed in 2025. Eli’s brother, Peyton, is also reportedly a member.

Here’s a partial list of the members at Augusta National:

Notable businessmen and women

Ana Botin, executive chairman Santander Group
Ed Bastian, CEO Delta Airlines
Warren Buffett, CEO Berkshire Hathaway
Pete Coors, former chairman Coors Brewing
Bill Gates, co-founder and chairman Microsoft
Andy Jassy, CEO Amazon
Hugh L. McColl Jr., former CEO Bank of America
Sean McManus, former CBS Sports chairman
Darla Moore, South Carolina financier
James Robinson, former CEO of American Express
Ginni Rometty, former chair, president and CEO of IBM
Rex Tillerson, former CEO of ExxonMobil and former United States Secretary of State

Sports figures

Jimmy Dunne, Seminole Golf Club president, PGA Tour official, businessman
Roger Goodell, NFL commissioner
Pat Haden, former NFL player and athletic director at USC
Lou Holtz, former college football coach
Rob Manfred, MLB commissioner
Peyton Manning, former NFL QB
Eli Manning, former NFL QB
Diana Murphy, former USGA president 
Jack Nicklaus, Hall of Fame golfer
Annika Sorenstam, LPGA legend
Lynn Swann, former NFL player

Politicians

Condoleeza Rice, former U.S. Secretary of State
Sam Nunn, former U.S. senator from Georgia

Masters marker 

Jeff Knox 
Michael McDermott 

Augusta National Chairman 

Fred Ridley 
Billy Payne 

Deceased members

Michael Bonallack, golfer
Frank Broyles, college football coach
Jack Burke Jr., golfer 
Dwight Eisenhower, U.S. President
Arnold Palmer, Hall of Fame golfer
T. Boone Pickens, oil tycoon
Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric

All Masters winners become honorary members which allows them to play the course but does not give them the same privileges as dues-playing members.