Why did they change the name of the masters from Augusta invitational?

The name of the tournament was changed from the Augusta Invitational to the Masters Tournament in 1939 to emphasize its status as a premier event in professional Golf. The new name reflected the tournament's prestige and the exclusivity of the Augusta National Golf Club. The term "Masters" also suggested a level of mastery in the game, aligning with the tournament's competitive spirit and the elite status of its participants. This rebranding helped solidify the event's identity in the world of golf.