Augusta National Faces Massive Cleanup After Hurricane Helene Devastation

Drone footage reveals extensive damage at the iconic golf course, but Masters organizers remain committed to hosting the tournament next April.

Drone footage shows significant damage at Augusta National, with many trees uprooted and the course's fairways and greens in disarray.
Hurricane Helene caused over 230 fatalities and extensive property damage, including at Augusta National Golf Club.
Augusta National has pledged $5 million to local relief efforts and is working with community partners to support recovery.
Chairman Fred Ridley confirmed that the Masters will proceed as scheduled in April, despite the extensive damage to the course.
Efforts are focused on both restoring the course and aiding the Augusta community, which suffered severe impacts from the hurricane.