There is no course tour available. Except during Masters Week, Augusta National is a private club that is closed to the public. Every year, the Masters golf tournament volunteers are allowed to utilize the club. During this time, they are given access to all areas of the course. In addition to its status as a private club, Augusta National does not offer guided tours. However, anyone can attend the first three rounds of the tournament each year and watch the action on the course for free. The venue offers a variety of seating options, including grassy knolls, trees, and concrete benches. There are also several bars within walking distance of most seats. Some locations have food trucks available during specific periods. In general, though, spectators are expected to bring their own meals and drinks. Augusta National is known for its challenging design and exclusive membership criteria. To apply for a membership, guests must submit a written proposal detailing what kind of business or organization they would like to see benefit from the club's activities. Members then vote on whether or not to approve the application. Currently, there are only eighty-five members who have full voting rights. The rest have limited voting privileges according to their relationship with the club. Guests can learn more about membership opportunities by contacting Augusta National directly.