Drone footage shows extensive damage to Augusta National Golf Club's Magnolia Lane caused by Hurricane Helene Hurricane Helene swept through the southern part of the country last week, leaving behind damaged communities that are now in rebuild mode. One of those was Augusta, Georgia, and the home of the Masters was not spared.

Augusta National Golf Club suffered "a lot of damage" from Hurricane Helene, but chairman Fred Ridley is confident the Masters will be played in April as scheduled.

Masters chairman Fred Ridley on Thursday gave an update on the recovery efforts in the southeast, including Augusta, Georgia, after the devastating hurricane that ravaged the area last week.

As the southeastern part of the United States continues to work through the damage caused by Hurricane Helene, the Augusta National Golf Club has announced

After the storm passed, we saw some of the destruction that took place at Augusta National Golf Club, in Augusta, Georgia, home of The Masters Tournament. About a week later, Fred Ridley, the Chairman of Augusta National, made a big announcement about ANGC.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s destruction, Augusta National Golf Club – the home of renowned major golf tournament, the Masters – has pledged a massive donation to help those in need in and around the Augusta area.

Masters host Augusta National suffered "a lot of damage" from Hurricane Helene and will also donate $5 million to local relief efforts.

Augusta National, Masters Tournament are making a joint $5M donation to the Hurricane Helene Community Crisis Fund with the Community Foundation for the CSRA.