Going to the Masters is the pinnacle experience for golf enthusiasts, a must on many fans' bucket lists. Whether you’re charmed by Augusta’s quirky rules, enamored with its storied history, or secretly delighted to watch professional golfers crumble under pressure, the allure is undeniable. But let's be honest — attending isn’t exactly cheap. Lottery winners might snag weekend badges for around $450, but most fans end up shelling out thousands once you factor in lodging, flights, meals, merchandise, and perhaps even a humbling round of golf with rental clubs.
Naturally, some fans try creative ways to offset these expenses. While reselling exclusive merchandise is somewhat understandable, others get surprisingly inventive (and a bit shameless). Here are six hilariously questionable ways people attempted to recoup their Masters trip expenses in 2024:
Empty Water Bottles and Store Shopping Bag - $4.99
Yes, you read that correctly. Someone successfully sold empty water bottles alongside a used plastic shopping bag from the Masters gift shop. It appears even disposable items hold value if they boast that prestigious Augusta logo.
2024 Masters Spectator Guide - Augusta National Golf Club - $5.99
This free pamphlet, given out to spectators as a helpful souvenir, somehow managed to find a buyer despite likely being folded and crammed in a sweaty pocket all weekend. Clearly, there's always someone willing to pay for a piece of the experience, even one that's ...
