2015 Masters: A look at the Augusta clubhouse through the years

Magnolia Lane leads to the most exclusive clubhouse on the PGA Tour. Here's how it has transformed throughout the years.

Magnolia Lane in the 1990s. (Getty Images)

The evolution of Augusta National is almost as famous as the place itself. With Masters week officially starting two weeks from Monday, I wanted to take a look back at the Augusta National clubhouse through the decades.

The visuals are stunning. To see what Magnolia Lane was back in the early 1900s and what it is now is to see the transformation of America itself.

I gathered many of these photos in 2014 so much of this will be a refresher. Still, it's always fun to take a tour of the grounds. Here's a look at the Augusta National clubhouse throughout the years:

Augusta National clubhouse in the 2010s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 2000s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1990s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1980s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1970s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1960s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1950s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the 1940s. (Getty Images)

Augusta National clubhouse in the early 1900s. (Getty Images)

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