Want to work at the Masters? This is how…

If you’ve ever wanted to work at the Masters, you’re in luck – because the first major of the year is now recruiting.

Tournament officials are on the hunt for staff to work at next year’s tournament in areas such as concessions, hospitality and merchandise.

Not your thing? There are also jobs going in security.

• Sergio Garcia lifts lid on Wentworth walkout

• Henrik Stenson willing to take lie detector test

The only requirements, according to the Augusta National members, are that applicants are aged 16 or over on March 22 next year and are available to work every day of the tournament, from the Women’s Amateur on April 1 through to the final day on April 9.

Announcing the roles, the tournament’s website states: “At the Masters Tournament, we are committed to unparalleled service, attention to detail and continuous improvement to provide our patrons an unforgettable experience at Augusta National Golf Club.

“Each year, we search for dedicated individuals to join our team and help us deliver this standard of excellence.

“We hire thousands of Tournament employees to fill roles across our Concessions, Hospitality, Merchandise and Security operations.”

• Ian Poulter responds to Rory McIlroy claims

• 8 players who could lose DP World Tour cards

There aren’t any details yet of the pay involved, but you’ll probably at least get a pimento cheese sandwich or two.

And given how notoriously hard it is to get your hands on tickets, this might just be your best chance of making it to Augusta.

Visit jobs.masters.com for more details.