The Top 10 Watches Spotted at The Masters 2025 — Ranked by Price

The Masters is as much about timeless tradition as it is about cutting-edge performance, both on the course and on the wrist. Each year, golf’s most prestigious tournament draws in not just the world’s best players, but also some serious wristwear.

From subtle elegance to full-blown haute horlogerie, here’s a rundown of the top 10 watches spotted at The Masters 2025, ranked by retail price:

10. Phil Mickelson – Rolex Cellini Ref. 4233 (4,000 EUR)
Kicking things off with a classic, Phil Mickelson sported a white gold Rolex Cellini — a model that doesn’t scream for attention, but speaks volumes in elegance.

Understated and refined, much like Phil himself, this is the perfect nod to traditional watchmaking.

9. Roger Federer – Rolex Land-Dweller (14,000 EUR)
Spotted once again among the crowd at Augusta, Roger Federer brought his A-game in watch form.
The new Rolex Land-Dweller — a robust, sporty timepiece with adventure in its DNA — was his wrist companion.

A fresh release from Rolex, it’s already creating buzz among collectors.

8. Rory McIlroy – Omega Speedmaster Snoopy Edition (14,000 EUR)
The man of the hour. Rory finally slipped on that elusive green jacket and completed his career Grand Slam.

And while the trophy sparkled, so did his Omega Speedmaster "Snoopy" — a fan-favorite nod to NASA history, known for its playful design and collectible status.

7. Justin Rose – Rolex Day-Date with Meteorite & Diamond Dial (60,000 EUR)
Justin Rose, ever the gentleman, wore a stellar (literally) piece: a Rolex Day-Date with a meteorite dial and diamond hour markers.

Luxurious, rare, and with a cosmic flair, this watch stood out quietly amidst the Augusta greens.

6. Min Woo Lee – De Bethune DB28XS Starry Seas (80,000 EUR)
Australia’s own Min Woo Lee took to the course wearing an indie grail — the De Bethune DB28XS Starry Seas.

With its hypnotic dial reminiscent of a star-filled night sky and futuristic lugs, this was easily one of the most artistic watches of the tournament.

5. Fred Ridley – Platinum Rolex Daytona (100,000 EUR)
The chairman of Augusta National, Fred Ridley, kept it classy with a platinum Rolex Daytona — icy cool and effortlessly authoritative.

The Daytona’s status is legendary, and this particular version might just outshine the trophy.

4. The McIlroy Couple: Patek & Omega Combo (110,000 EUR + 120,000 EUR)
Here’s where it gets spicy. Rory’s wife Erika was seen wearing a rose gold and diamond-set Patek Philippe Nautilus (110,000 EUR), allegedly chosen to send a not-so-subtle message perhaps directed at CBS sports journalist Amanda Balionis, whose name has been whispered alongside Rory’s a bit too often lately. 
Rory was also seen with the Omega DeVille Tourbillon — a technical marvel retailing at 120,000 EUR. 

3. Jon Rahm – Rolex Daytona Le Mans (250,000 EUR)
A beast on the course, and clearly off it too — Jon Rahm brought fire to the wrist with the yellow gold Rolex Daytona Le Mans edition.

A bold tribute to endurance racing, and a highly coveted collector’s piece, this was the watch that turned heads and sparked envy.

2. Caroline Wozniacki – Off-Catalog Rolex Daytona (380,000 EUR)
Caroline Wozniacki, the tennis legend turned watch queen, might’ve had the rarest piece of the day: an off-catalog Rolex Daytona — rarely seen, even less so outside Rolex’s inner circle.

With a six-figure price tag and ultra-exclusive status, this was a flex few could match.

1. Bubba Watson – Richard Mille RM038 Tourbillon (Approx. 2.2 Million EUR)
   And finally, at number one — no contest — is Bubba Watson. Known for his pink driver and bold personality, he wore none other than a Richard Mille RM038 Tourbillon, a watch developed in collaboration with him.
   
   Ultra-light, tourbillon-equipped, and retailing around a jaw-dropping $2.5 million, this is a piece reserved for the elite of the elite.
   On or off the green, Bubba doesn’t play it safe.

So, which one would you choose?
Would you go for Phil’s classic Cellini charm, Rory’s space-age Snoopy, Erika’s iced-out Patek, or Bubba’s otherworldly RM? Whether you're into subtle class or full-on flex, this year’s Masters had something for every watch enthusiast.

Let the wrist envy begin.