Augusta National was hit hard by Hurricane Helene in September, but we had no idea just how bad it was until now. The home of the Masters stood in the path of the destructive weather system that ravaged the southeastern United States near the end of last month.

The home of the Masters, Augusta National, was left in tatters after being hit by Hurricane Helene, with drone footage showing the extent of the damage to the golf course

Hurricane Helene blew ashore in Florida and left devastation in its wake as it quickly moved through Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia – hitting Augusta National hard

Augusta National has revealed that the 2025 Masters should go on as planned despite the damage caused by Hurricane Helene.

On Thursday, Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley expressed confidence that the Masters would proceed as planned in April, despite the club shifting its focus and resources toward helping the region recover from the severe damage caused by Hurricane Helene.

The Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters, was severely damaged by Hurricane Helene last month and a new video has shown the extent of the devastation

Hurricane Helene ripped through the home of the Masters at the end of September, leaving the venue in tatters. Iconic Augusta National Golf Club was among the venues affected

The hurricane damage to Augusta National, the home of the Masters, can be seen in pictures released this week. Augusta National was hit by the storm that killed more than 230 people and left thousands homeless,