Tea-Time Cookbooks
Thank you for your interest in the Junior League of Augusta Tea-Time at the Masters® cookbooks! Featuring time-tested recipes, including those submitted by PGA golfers, their wives, and resort chefs, Tea-Time at the Masters® was inducted into the McIlhenny Hall of Fame, an award given for book sales that exceed 100,000 copies. Tea-Time at the Masters® is a time-honored staple in southern kitchens and has been showcased in multiple publications. In 2017, Tea-Time at the Masters® and select recipes were featured in both Southern Living and Lake Oconee Living.
Recipes in the cookbook include:
- Crab Casserole from Mrs. Jack Nicklaus
- Zucchini Bread from Mrs. Arnold Palmer
- Three-Bean Casserole from Mrs. Tommy Aaron
Two-time Masters® Champion Byron Nelson also contributed, with recipes for Spanish Pork Chops and a Mustard Ring. The relationships the Junior League formed with the players and their families continued to strengthen over the years, and the 2005 Par Three Tea-Time at the Masters® includes an introduction by Barbara Nicklaus, wife of six-time Masters® champion and golfing legend, Jack Nicklaus.
HOW TO PURCHASE:
ONLINE VIA OUR WEBSITE:
Second Round Tea-Time at the Masters®
Par 3 Tea-Time at the Masters®
Complete Tea-Time at the Masters® trilogy of cookbooks
ONLINE VIA AMAZON:
Second Round Tea-Time at the Masters®
Par 3 Tea-Time at the Masters®
LOCAL TEA-TIME COOKBOOK RETAILERS:
Augusta Retailers: University Hospital Gift Shop, Cudos2U, Barnes and Noble, Surrey Pharmacy, Augusta Museum (Convention and Visitors Bureau Gift Shop), Morris Museum of Art, Sacred Heart Cultural Center Gift Shop, WataNUT
North Augusta: Arts & Heritage Center
VENDOR RESOURCES:
The Junior League of Augusta Tea-Time Publications committee is accepting applications for potential cookbook distributors. If your business or organization would like to inquire about becoming a distributor, please complete our Tea-Time Vendor Inquiry Form.
If you are a current Tea-Time at the Masters® vendor and are in need of additional cookbooks, please complete our Tea-Time Publications Vendor Restock Form.
TEA-TIME AT THE MASTERS HISTORY:
Tea-Time at the Masters® is a three-book series published by the Junior League of Augusta, Georgia. The first cookbook of the golf-themed series, Tea-Time at the Masters®, was first released in October 1977 and is now in its 18th printing selling over 400,000 copies. Recipes in the cookbook include Crab Casserole from Mrs. Jack Nicklaus, Zucchini Bread from Mrs. Arnold Palmer and Three-Bean Casserole from Mrs. Tommy Aaron. Two-time Masters® Champion Byron Nelson also contributed, with
recipes for Spanish Pork Chops and a Mustard Ring.
The second series, Second Round: Tea-Time at the Masters®, was released in 1988. It not only offers outstanding recipes, but also a nostalgic look at the world’s most prestigious golf tournament, the Masters®. Read about the colorful history of the tournament while creating recipes from Mrs. Raymond Floyd, Mrs. Fuzzy Zoeller, Mrs. Bob Goalby, Mrs. Jack Nicklaus and a host of Augusta chefs and restaurant owners.
Par 3, Tea-Time at the Masters® is the final installment of the cookbook series. Published in 2005, it tees off with a foreword from Mrs. Jack Nicklaus, reflecting on her times spent in Augusta and at the Masters® Tournament. The cookbook features 18 themed menus providing unique party themes and a final chapter, dubbed the 19th Hole, showcasing sought-after recipes from Augusta restaurants and professional golfers. Notable recipes include cheesy shrimp and grits casserole from Augusta native Charles Howell III and the lobster ravioli recipe served at the Champions Dinner for 2004 Masters® Champion Phil Mickelson. As golf legend and Augusta National co-founder Bobby Jones instructed, “par 3 should be a test of precision, not of strength.” Par 3, Tea-Time at the Masters® menus and recipes allow one to “play with precision” when they cook and entertain.
For more information about our Tea-Time at the Masters® cookbooks, please contact the Tea-Time Publications Committee.