Delta Airlines Just Made It Easier To Get To Augusta For The Masters

New routes will bring even more fans from Austin, Boston, D.C., New York, Orlando, and Palm Beach to the famous Georgia city.

There are some sandwiches in this world that are worth traveling for and the pimento cheese one served at the Masters Tournament, just might be worth the trip. We’re not saying you are required to fly to Augusta to test this theory, but if you wanted to do just that, Delta Airlines just made it a whole lot easier.

Delta Airlines announced that to help fans get to the greens, they are adding more flights to Augusta Regional Airport this year. New routes will ferry fans to the Masters from Atlanta, Washington D.C., Boston, Austin, New York, Palm Beach, and Orlando. According to Delta, that will add up to over 1,300 seats available for folks wanting to visit Augusta in April.

“Delta will provide golf enthusiasts worldwide with increased access to the game with over 200 convenient one-stop connections to Augusta,” Joe Esposito, Delta’s S.V.P. of Network Planning said in a press release. And while he didn’t say “sandwich enthusiasts” in his statement, it was clearly implied that Delta will get both golf and pimiento cheese fans to the Augusta National Golf Club with ease. This year's Masters Tournament is April 11 through April 14.

Even if you’re not a golf fan, there are plenty of reasons to take advantage of the new flights and book a trip to Augusta. Georgia’s third-largest city boasts plenty of culture, including the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, and the Augusta Museum of History. When (if?) you get tired of pimento cheese sandwiches, spots like The Boll Weevil Cafe and Abel Brown Southern Kitchen/Oyster Bar will have you booking trips to Augusta even when the Masters is over.

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