How does this Ohio city have ties to Augusta's green jackets?
Did you know the Masters green jackets have been made in Ohio? See all about the mysterious history.
The most storied golf tournament, the Masters , is underway at Augusta National Golf Club, and what most people don't know is that Cincinnati has played a notable role in the tournament (even if it's a little secretive ). Hamilton Tailoring Co. , historically located in a discreet, more than 150,000-square-foot building in Avondale, has for decades made one of the most sought-after awards in American sports: the Masters green jacket But the making of the jacket is shrouded in mystery and exclusivity.
So much so, it's hard to find a working number for the company. Last time The Enquirer spoke with the company, we were also met with unanswered questions. More: Masters 2026 hub: Scores, stories and more "We can't talk about it," late company chairman Ed Heimann told The Enquirer back in 2016.
"I wish I could tell you more. It would be good for our business, but I can't. " The iconic green jackets were first made in 1937 by Brooks Uniform Co.
, based in New York City. However, members found the material to be "too thick and uncomfortable in warm weather," according to PGA. com , so Augusta changed suppliers.
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