Augusta Regional (AGS) Airport Car Service

AGS sits about 7 miles south of downtown Augusta in Richmond County, accessible via Interstate 520 (Bobby Jones Expressway) and US 25. The airport (officially Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field) is owned by the Augusta Aviation Commission and operates from a single passenger terminal. Delta and American provide scheduled commercial service with connections through ATL, CLT, and DFW. Our chauffeurs stage at the commercial vehicle lane outside the terminal curbside.

AGS to Augusta National Golf Club runs about 15 to 20 minutes via Interstate 520 to Washington Road. During Masters Tournament week (the second full week of April), Washington Road and the surrounding corridor face heavy police directed traffic and limited access. Our chauffeurs hold Masters week credentials and route guidance from years of tournament service.

Yes. The Masters Tournament generates the single highest concentration of demand of our Augusta year. We run a dedicated tournament week operation covering patron transfers, corporate hospitality logistics, player and caddie transport, sponsor delegations, and media credentials transport. Standing accounts secure SUVs, Sprinters, and stretch limousines six to twelve months ahead of tournament week. Practice round Monday through Wednesday and competition Thursday through Sunday all generate heavy AGS traffic.

AGS to downtown Augusta and the Augusta Riverwalk on the Savannah River runs about 15 to 20 minutes via Interstate 520. We handle daily transfers to downtown hotels including the Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center, the Partridge Inn, and the Hyatt House Augusta Downtown.

Yes. Aiken, South Carolina (including the Aiken Steeplechase grounds, the Carolina Cup, and the polo and equestrian community) runs about 25 to 35 minutes from AGS via Interstate 20 eastbound. We handle resort transfers to the Willcox Aiken, plus daily Masters week transfers since many Masters guests stay in Aiken to avoid the Augusta hotel scarcity.

Yes. Fort Eisenhower (renamed from Fort Gordon in 2023, and home to the US Army Cyber Center of Excellence and the National Security Agency Georgia operations) runs about 15 to 20 minutes from AGS via Interstate 520. We handle daily transfers for visiting officers, civilian contractors, and corporate vendors serving the Cyber Command and signals intelligence community. Pin On ceremonies and change of command transport also generate demand.

Yes. AGS to Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson (ATL) runs about 2 hours 30 minutes via Interstate 20 westbound, AGS to Charleston International (CHS) runs about 2 hours 45 minutes via Interstate 20 to Interstate 26, AGS to Charlotte Douglas (CLT) runs about 3 hours via Interstate 20 to Interstate 77, and AGS to Columbia Metropolitan (CAE) runs about 75 minutes. These transfers between airports are common during Masters week when AGS commercial seats sell out months ahead.

Yes. Reynolds Lake Oconee and the Ritz Carlton Lake Oconee run about 90 minutes from AGS via Interstate 20 westbound to SR 44. We handle daily resort transfers and Masters week transport for guests staying at Reynolds and commuting in for tournament rounds.

Our AGS fleet includes Mercedes Benz S Class and BMW 7 Series sedans for executive travel, Cadillac XTS sedans for standard airport runs, Cadillac Escalade ESV and Lincoln Navigator L SUVs for Masters patrons and corporate hospitality groups, and Mercedes Benz Sprinter vans for tournament delegations and equipment runs. Mercedes Maybach, Bentley, and stretch limousines are available on advance booking and dominate our Masters week reservations.

Yes. Dispatch runs around the clock with a live human on the line, and we operate red eye arrivals, 4 am Masters week patron pickups for early gate access, and late night corporate hospitality returns during tournament week. There is no surcharge for late night or early morning service on standard bookings.