So no problem carrying it on? I borrowed a couple but am afraid of getting turned away at the airport and having to throw them away. Not good when they're not yours to throw away. My current plan is putting the two into my (free) checked luggage but I would be able to go with just carry on luggage if it wasn't for these chairs. I'd be cool with a gate check.JCA1 said:CashinOut said:
If/when I buy a chair there..how do I get it back home? Just ship it FedEx before leaving the course? Will Southwest let me bring it on the plane as a carry-on?
I bought it on as a carry-on.
And it ended up being useful. Airport was packed and there were no seats at my gate so my buddy and I whipped out our masters chairs and sat in them waiting for boarding.
CN said:So no problem carrying it on? I borrowed a couple but am afraid of getting turned away at the airport and having to throw them away. Not good when they're not yours to throw away. My current plan is putting the two into my (free) checked luggage but I would be able to go with just carry on luggage if it wasn't for these chairs. I'd be cool with a gate check.JCA1 said:CashinOut said:
If/when I buy a chair there..how do I get it back home? Just ship it FedEx before leaving the course? Will Southwest let me bring it on the plane as a carry-on?
I bought it on as a carry-on.
And it ended up being useful. Airport was packed and there were no seats at my gate so my buddy and I whipped out our masters chairs and sat in them waiting for boarding.
I don't want to buy them for single use. My wife is a neat freak and will make me throw them away in a few years if I don't use them even if they're just sitting in the garage.
how was ANWA? At this point in my life I'd love to go to the Masters but even more just to walk the course. Thinking ANWA would be a great way to do that. Is it cheaper tickets, fewer people?jel***06 said:
It was incredible walking Augusta National this weekend for my Pop's 70th birthday. Thank you for all the tips and good luck with the Pro Shop line! We shipped everything home and can't wait to distribute it to friends and family. Also I would recommend this restaurant in North Augusta, SC called Bistro 55. Great food and service. there were so many people for ANWA and I cannot imagine what a regular day would look at The Masters.
aginlakeway said:DannyDuberstein said:bowhuntr said:
First time going, Monday practice round. Not looking to go too overboard on the merchandise, definitely a few clothing items, but is there anything unique worth purchasing that I wouldn't think of? Not trying to stay in the gift shop very long.
Got my gnome…grand total. $742. I could have easily gone over $1k but wanted to save some for next time.
We'll see, lol.
A first timer in the merchandise shop? I'll set the over/under at $1000.
Prexys Moon said:how was ANWA? At this point in my life I'd love to go to the Masters but even more just to walk the course. Thinking ANWA would be a great way to do that. Is it cheaper tickets, fewer people?jel***06 said:
It was incredible walking Augusta National this weekend for my Pop's 70th birthday. Thank you for all the tips and good luck with the Pro Shop line! We shipped everything home and can't wait to distribute it to friends and family. Also I would recommend this restaurant in North Augusta, SC called Bistro 55. Great food and service. there were so many people for ANWA and I cannot imagine what a regular day would look at The Masters.
aginlakeway said:
Eclipse glasses given out to today free to the patrons. "Created exclusively for the Masters Tournament."
Glad you're having a great time! What a memory!aginlakeway said:
Trip 11 for me, and trip 3 for my wife. And the 1st trip for the kids.
Truly one of the days of my life, to be able to share this amazing place with the people that I love very much.
Augusta National is debuting a new premium hospitality option at this year's Masters called "Map & Flag."
— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) April 8, 2024
• All-inclusive food & drinks
• Dozens of TVs and merch shop
A weekly pass sells for $17,000, including a tournament badge, and they are sold out.
(h/t @JoshACarpenter) pic.twitter.com/ZZqqTLwv74
Ag_07 said:
Was it easy getting in here?
Prexys Moon said:how was ANWA? At this point in my life I'd love to go to the Masters but even more just to walk the course. Thinking ANWA would be a great way to do that. Is it cheaper tickets, fewer people?jel***06 said:
It was incredible walking Augusta National this weekend for my Pop's 70th birthday. Thank you for all the tips and good luck with the Pro Shop line! We shipped everything home and can't wait to distribute it to friends and family. Also I would recommend this restaurant in North Augusta, SC called Bistro 55. Great food and service. there were so many people for ANWA and I cannot imagine what a regular day would look at The Masters.
98Ag99Grad said:
he never played the Houston Open so I'm looking forward to just seeing the guy in person and possibly hitting a golf shot on Tuesday. May be my only chance.
