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Item Description
Professional grade inspection. Authentic set of three (3) vintage official Masters Tournament folding spectator chairs. These are the classic lightweight aluminum frame models with the iconic Masters \"Teal-Green\" sling seats. Features the high-contrast white Augusta National / USA outline logo on each backrest. These chairs were the tournament standard through the 1990s and early 2000s. Perfect for display in a golf room, man cave, or for use at this year\'s tournament. All frames are structurally sound, fold flat as intended, and retain original hardware.
Condition
Honest, professional vintage grade. Set shows consistent signs of honest use including light surface scuffs to the aluminum frames and minor fading/soil to the vinyl slings. No structural cracks to the frames. One chair features a previous owner\'s name (\"LONG\") on the reverse headrest—a common \"patron mark\" from the grounds at Augusta. Logos remain clear and present on all three units.
Features
Brand: Masters / Augusta National Official
Material: Lightweight Aluminum & Heavy-Duty Vinyl
Color: Masters Green
Quantity: 3 Matching Chairs
Design: Folding Spectator Sling Style
Logo: USA Outline with Flag (White)
Style
Vintage Sports Memorabilia / Augusta Tradition
Measurements
Open Height: Approx. 30 inches
Seat Width: Approx. 14 inches
Folded Depth: 2 inches (extremely compact)
Estimated Year of Manufacture
Circa 1995-2005
Origin
Professional museum-grade packing. All three chairs will be nested with high-density foam buffers between frames to prevent transit vibration scuffing. Shipped in a reinforced, heavy-duty box via UPS Ground. Ships fast from the Blue Ridge Mountains of WNC.
A rare opportunity to acquire a \"Gallery Set\" of 3 matching chairs. Ideal for hospitality sets or collectors looking to recreate the Augusta spectator experience at home.