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Hey fellow golfers--Just a little info please.  I am a 63 year old retired school principal who is now working on a very short "Bucket List" of to-do's.  Could anyone give me a little advice on the best way to see Augusta National during Masters week?  I don't want to see the whole tounament, or even a competitive round.  I just want to be able to say that I walked along the 18 holes of Augusta and I'll be happy.  Thanks.


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Practice round tickets are pretty easy to get and most of the time you will pay face value or just a little more.

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Not sure how reliable this is but:

http://www.stubhub.com/the-masters-tickets/

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This is also definitely one of many golf courses I would like to play before I kick the bucket! The only set back is time and money! But you know what they say don't wish your life away.


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Originally Posted by 4undrpar

Hey fellow golfers--Just a little info please.  I am a 63 year old retired school principal who is now working on a very short "Bucket List" of to-do's.  Could anyone give me a little advice on the best way to see Augusta National during Masters week?  I don't want to see the whole tounament, or even a competitive round.  I just want to be able to say that I walked along the 18 holes of Augusta and I'll be happy.  Thanks.



Do what my friends and I do. Call in November and ask for the volunteer coordinator. You volunteer for the week and get to play the course one time. I dont volunteer anymore, I work a bar at Augusta during the week.

It costs about 250-300 bucks to volunteer though, to pay for uniforms and credentials to be on the grounds, but its worth it.

Good Luck!!


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