June in Augusta, GA: variable for golf — mixed conditions — check the live score. Best tee times: morning before noon for the most comfortable round.
| Average June Weather | |
|---|---|
| Avg daily high | 89°F |
| Avg daily low | 70°F |
| Rainy days | 16 / mo |
| Avg peak wind | 9.9 mph |
June's numbers hit the scorecard in specific ways. The 89°F average high means heat stress accumulates fast — fairway walks that felt manageable in May become genuinely taxing by the back nine, and your grip tape softens by mid-round. Sixteen precipitation days (third-wettest month of the year) translate to a familiar June pattern: morning rounds that start clear, afternoon convective storms rolling through by 2–3 PM that can pause or end your round entirely. The 19°F daily swing from 70°F overnight to 89°F afternoon is real — courses are still damp and slightly slower early, then firm and fast by midday.
The 9.9 mph peak wind sits at the sixth-calmest reading of the year, which sounds like a relief, but calm air in Augusta June heat just means less cooling. That wind won't move your ball off line, but it also won't dry your shirt. Tee off as early as the 6 AM open allows, carry extra water, and treat any approaching clouds seriously — the storm window is narrow but frequent.
Book the earliest available tee time — 6 AM if the course offers it — to bank as many holes as possible before afternoon storm cells develop, which is a near-daily threat with 16 precipitation days. Mid-afternoon slots carry a real risk of a weather suspension, so avoid booking after noon if finishing a full round matters to you. See how conditions rate hour by hour on our playability scale.
May is the friendlier shoulder month: six degrees cooler at 83°F and three fewer rain days at 13, making it noticeably more comfortable from first tee to 18th green. July adds another three degrees of heat (92°F average high) and another three precipitation days (19), so June sits in the middle of a steady deteriorating trend — not the worst month, but clearly pointed in the wrong direction. Wind is marginally calmer each month in sequence, dropping 0.6 mph from May into June and another 0.9 mph into July, which barely offsets the temperature climb.
Climate normals show the long-term picture, but day-to-day weather varies. Check today's live golf weather score for Augusta, GA for the current playability rating, hourly wind, temperature, and the recommended tee time window.
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June is playable but demanding. The 89°F average high and 16 precipitation days — third-wettest month of the year — mean you're managing both heat and a high chance of afternoon interruptions. Early morning rounds are the most reliable window, but even those carry humidity that makes the round physically harder than the cooler months of March through May.
Very likely on any given week. Sixteen precipitation days spread across the month means roughly every other day sees measurable rain, and in June that precipitation is almost always convective — meaning storms build fast in the afternoon heat rather than arriving as slow frontal systems. Teeing off before 8 AM gives you the best odds of completing 18 holes without a weather hold.