What structure is the Masters trophy a replica of?

The Masters trophy is a replica of the Augusta National clubhouse. The permanent silver trophy depicts the clubhouse building and remains at Augusta National, where champions’ and runners-up’s names are engraved on it.

The original trophy is much larger than the award most fans see players take home. It weighs more than 130 pounds and sits on a four-foot base. Because the permanent trophy stays at the club, Masters champions receive a smaller replica as a personal keepsake.

The replica stands about 6.5 inches tall and weighs roughly 20 pounds. This award is separate from the famous green jacket, which became an official Masters tradition in 1949. The clubhouse itself is one of Augusta National’s most recognizable landmarks, dating to the nineteenth century and featuring the distinctive cupola known as the Crow’s Nest.