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A Masters-Inspired Design Project You Need to See

On the heels of the Masters Tournament, we're still thinking about this year's design at the exclusive Double Eagle Club. Take a look at the stunning before-and-after! Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective

· By Alissa Harb
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Two blue arched shelves showcase silver trophies, trays, stacked books, five wine bottles, and four bottles of clear liquor against a plaid-patterned back panel with overhead greenery—a true Masters-Inspired Design project.Pin
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For the first time in its 34-year history, the exclusive Double Eagle Club tapped outside interior design experts to elevate the clubhouse experience that its members would enjoy during this year’s Masters Tournament. If you love the timelessly preppy Masters aesthetic, you’ll love the details of this installation — rich blues and greens, textured rugs, lush fabrics, and plenty of golf-inspired accessories — all creatively layered for an elevated yet lived-in look.

The Before

The Double Eagle Club was founded in 1992, in an old Piggly Wiggly! Today, the clubhouse has a permanent (and prestigious) location adjacent to Augusta National Golf Course — but its facilities are only used once a year, during Masters Week.

Spacious event room with round wooden tables and chairs, floral centerpieces, large TVs, and a few people near a display wall.Pin
The Double Eagle Club’s interiors were already well-appointed, with plenty of seating and big-screen TVs to accommodate the hundreds of members who pass through during Masters Week. But wait until you see this year’s transformation … Image: Double Eagle Club
Outdoor patio with cushioned seating, tables, and green umbrellas. Several cars and trees are visible in the background, evoking a Masters Tournament vibe.Pin
The clubhouse patio! Image: Double Eagle Club

The After

To elevate both the overall aesthetic and the guest experience for the 2026 tournament, the club enlisted the expertise of Chicago-based firm Soucie Horner Design Collective, led by Shea Soucie and Martin Horner.

Their team transformed the club into Masters Heaven, lined with deliciously cozy seating areas, lush greenery and fabrics, and a beautiful collection of rugs from their own rug line, Shiir Rugs. Take a look around!

A person in striped pants walks past a bar with a sign reading "The Collective" in a lounge area, where Masters-Inspired Design is evident in the framed pictures, plants, and upholstered furniture.Pin
The temporary bar setup screams luxury clubhouse, with its patina trays and trophies, old books, framed artwork, and of course, a hint of plaid. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A beige armchair and a tufted ottoman with a tray and book sit on a patterned rug, showcasing a Masters-Inspired Design; a small table with a glass vase and flower is in the foreground.Pin
The Soucie Horner team carefully layered a variety of colors, textures, and materials to set a comfortable yet sophisticated scene. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A white-framed daybed with green and patterned pillows sits near leafy plants; a table with white flowers, books, and a small gold golfer figurine adds Masters-inspired design touches to this serene design project.Pin
Plenty of Masters Green! Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A patterned area rug in vivid blue and red.Pin
Here, a hint of vibrant green turf peeks out from below a beautifully patterned rug. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
Sunlight casts shadows on a blue plaid patterned rug next to a tan leather chair with wooden and brass armrests.Pin
Another fabulous textured rug from Soucie Horner’s own line of rugs — Shiir Rugs. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A glass table boasts a floral arrangement and a golf-themed dish.Pin
Golf balls, tees, and trophies made subtle appearances throughout the space, alongside floral arrangements and other thoughtful accessories. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A seating area with upholstered chairs, a small round wooden table holding a glass vase with flowers, and a patterned blue rug, with green ferns in the background.Pin
We love the eclectic yet polished collection throughout the space. In this seating area, you’ll find leather, suede, and a variety of wood and metal finishes, all of which play beautifully together. Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
A bar shelf with silver trophies, trays, liquor bottles, and books rests beneath a green sign reading "The Collective on the Green Bar." Pin
A closer look at the bar installation! Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective
Two gold eagle decals with worn details, perfect for a Design Project, are displayed on a glass window or door beneath a white ceiling.Pin
See you next year, Double Eagle Club … Image: Soucie Horner Design Collective.

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Alissa Harb

Alissa Harb

Alissa Harb is StyleBlueprint's Managing Editor, based in Nashville. A lifelong Tennessee native, Alissa has over 13 years of experience in digital media and loves writing about food, travel, and entertaining. She is a lover of dogs, true crime, and ordering for the table.

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