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Good day all.

First time forum poster here.  I hope that this question meets the eyes of someone who can help.  I've been offered a miracle out of nowhere: 2 tickets for The Masters.  These are not my passes or badges (whatever they're called).  They came from a close friend, in other words from what I've read on other site - I'm not the "accredited patron" I have read about.  These were gifted to me.  I wanted to go with my wife and take our two kids (9 & 12).  Before I price out flights and book hotel, I'd really like to get the scoop on this.  Should it be just my son and I or can the family go (2 adults and 2 kids)?

Any help would be appreciated.  Many thanks!


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Junior Pass Program explained

The Masters allows accredited patrons to bring a child between the ages of 8 to 16. But there are certain protocols to follow.

According to the club, fans ages 8-16 can attend free when accompanied by an accredited patron (the person whose name appears on the series badge application) ON TOURNAMENT DAYS (Thursday - Sunday). There is a limit of one child per patron.

Also:

The program does not apply to volunteers, employees or business partners who receive or purchase series badges.

Juniors need not be related to the accredited patron to attend.

Juniors must register at the ticket gate; patrons must show driver’s license.

A complimentary pass will be issued to the junior, and it is not transferable.

http://www.augusta.com/masters/faq

That seems reasonably clear to me.

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