Husker students assist at 2025 Masters Tournament

The gallery surrounds the 18th green at Augusta National Golf Club.

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Fourteen University of Nebraska–Lincoln students are helping provide hospitality services at Augusta National Golf Club for the 2025 Masters Tournament.

For the 11th time, a contingent of University of Nebraska–Lincoln students will help provide hospitality services at Augusta National Golf Club for the Masters Tournament.

The group left April 3 to begin training for the 2025 tournament in Augusta, Georgia. The students will serve in a variety of roles for tournament operations. The contingent will return April 15.

“Working at the Masters Tournament has been a transformative experience for hospitality students, offering them a unique opportunity to learn, grow and make valuable connections in the industry,” said Ajai Ammachathram, associate professor and director of the Hospitality, Restaurant and Tourism Management program.

Fourteen female students wearing white shirts, black pants and black bowties pose for an outdoor group photo with their instructor, Ajai Ammachatram, who wears a black shirt and slacks. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln students are helping provide hospitality services at the 2025 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. — The Husker contingent helping with the 2025 Masters Tournament consists of (back row, from left) Ajai Ammachathram, Sylvia Poulos, Sydney Redden, Abigail Cantrell, Mia Wilson, Samantha Teller, Hannah Kwapnioski and Megan Forst; (front row, from left) Camdyn Pilkington, Lyv Williams, Rachel Mortimer, Ellie Volk, Lydia Tobin, Kallie Edins and Isabelle Hormann.

About 2,000 hospitality professionals are needed to provide service to participants, members and patrons of the golf club during the tournament’s April 10-13 run.

The university’s contingent includes: