The Masters 2007 Tour - Augusta, Georgia (April 7 - 10, 2007)

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Let us be your ticket to golf’s most prestigious (and impossible-to-get-into) event. Arrive in style with a private police escort and spend the final day of the Masters walking alongside the best golfers in the world as they pursue the coveted green jacket. Celebrate victory in the shelter of our exclusive VIP Hospitality tent, then retire to the luxurious Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Plantation to re-live the highlights over a nightcap and cigar. Play the designer championship courses around Reynolds Plantation for two days of challenging and exhilarating golf with your foursome, then return home to start counting the days until next year...

Imagine standing at the edge of the perfectly manicured green on the 18th hole of the legendary Augusta National Golf Club on the final day of the Masters as the shadows lengthen around you in the golden afternoon. The outcome had seemed like a forgone conclusion this morning, and your mind has already begun to wander into the VIP hospitality lounge with all of its manifold thirst-quenching delights, but suddenly a murmur begins to ripple through the assembled crowd. Tiger Woods, one of only three players in history to have won the Masters four times, is storming the leader board down the final stretch in search of his fifth green jacket! The murmur grows into a roar as Tiger rounds the corner, and you feel the tingle that comes with participating in history-in-the-making as the world’s finest players battle their way down the fairway of one of the most famous finishing holes in golf towards an electrifying conclusion.

Itinerary Details

Saturday April 7: Arrive Atlanta
Fly into Atlanta Airport and transfer to your hotel. Meet your Horizon & Co. guide at
the hotel check-in, and spend the rest of the evening at your leisure. Overnight at the
Westin Atlanta Airport.

Sunday April 8: Masters Golf Tournament (Final Day)
Meet in the hotel lobby at 6:00am for a morning transfer to Augusta National. To
ensure a speedy (and memorable!) arrival, a police escort with flashing lights and
blaring sirens guides us through the traffic in Augusta. On arrival at the course, make your
way to the private hospitality area for a brief orientation and to receive your Masters Patron’s
Badge, one of the world’s most coveted tickets for any event, sporting or otherwise. Spend
the rest of the day following your favourite world-class golfers across the pristine contours
of the emerald course on the final day as they pursue the hallowed green jacket, or escape the
2007 crowds and enjoy a bounty of gourmet refreshments in our private hospitality room.

The plentiful array of fresh seafood, grilled meats, sandwiches on home-baked breads,
local cheeses and an ongoing open bar is sure to satisfy the gastronomes in the crowd.
Following the presentation ceremony, meet at the hospitality pavilion to return your
Patron’s Badge. Board our coach for the transfer to the luxurious Reynold’s Plantation,
in Greensboro, Georgia. Share your tales of the tournament over a nightcap in the hotel.
Overnight at The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation.

Monday April 9: Golf The National Course (1pm shotgun start)
Sleep in this morning and spend a leisurely few hours enjoying the luxurious amenities around the
plantation. Unwind in the hotel spa with a Spring Body Polish (a soothing exfoliation treatment that
blends Blessed Thistle and Peru Balsam to balance and restore skin) or squeeze in an early round of golf at one of the award-winning courses on site. After an early lunch, tee off at The National Course for a round of 18 holes. Spend the evening at your leisure and eat in any of the excellent restaurants in the resort. Gaby’s by the Lake is a casual spot located by the pool, and offers some of the most inspiring views of Lake Oconee. If you prefer to sample some of the delectable regional dishes, then try Georgia’s, winner of the prestigious 2005 AAA Four Diamond Award. Their signature is Southern cuisine with gourmet flair, using traditional local ingredients with a contemporary twist. The stone fireplace and exposed timber ceilings create a relaxed yet refined dining atmosphere. Overnight at The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation.

Tuesday April 10: Golf The Oconee Course (8am shotgun start)
Wake up early and enjoy breakfast before setting out for another 18 holes on The Oconee Course. Following your game, grab a quick snack and board the coach for your 1:30pm transfer to Atlanta airport.

WHERE WE SLEEP. . .

RITZ-CARLTON LODGE REYNOLDS PLANTATION
Just 75 minutes east of Atlanta International Airport on Georgia’s Lake Oconee, the stunning Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation draws on local history and culture as the foundation of the guest experience. Set against the shimmering blue backdrop of Lake Oconee, the Lodge offers luxurious
accommodations and 81 holes of golf along the pristine coast. The 26,000 square foot spa, recently ranked one of the top 5 spas in North America by Travel + Leisure magazine, rejuvenates guests
with southern-inspired service and treatments, and the lake itself offers many exceptional activities and diversions.

WHERE WE PLAY. . .

THE OCONEE COURSE
The Rees Jones-designed resort course, pre-sents a golfing challenge unmatched by any other in the nation. Described by many as “mind-game golf,” the new Jones addition to the Reynolds
Plantation landscape is designed to be a true risk/reward challenge. Noted for its spectacular par threes, the course offers five holes in which Lake Oconee comes directly into play and four others tendering magnificent lake views. The interior creeks and ponds and expansive vistas provide
spectacular scenery and ensure an unrivalled challenge for players of all experience levels.

THE NATIONAL COURSE
The National Course, designed by Tom Fazio is the third gem at Reynolds Plantation. Boasting 27
holes, the National features impressive elevations, wonderful views and several holes skirting the shores of Lake Oconee. The site, with dense forests of hardwoods, pines, flowering wild dogwoods and some of Lake Oconee’s most dramatic lakefront topography, provides a perfect canvas
for the artistry of Tom Fazio, one of golf’s premier modern architects.