SM,
One day you’ll get there … and it’ll be worth every moment of the wait!
The course, grounds, landscaping, manicuring, all are beyond belief. As beautiful and stunning as it looks on telecasts, that pales vs what you behold there. The National’s Executive Committee has a tight rein on every aspect of the tournament, especially including the Masters brand. E.g., any authentic clothing, goods, accessories, whatever on which you see with the famous Masters logo on it, can only bought at a shop, inside the Augusta National GC during Masters Week. So an attendee only. One cannot get any of it online, vended through a string of shops, etc, just at their shop there. So either the person with it bought it while at the Masters, or someone they knew got it for them there. Very smart, savvy folks run The National, and they have BIG plans as the Club property continues to expand, as it buys up & razes surrounding houses, the reroutes long-existing roads. Not that’s power!
My first Masters was in ‘86 when Jack came back to win it @ 46yo, at the time the oldest Masters winner. It’s just as exciting each time now as it was then, tho the unlimited $20 Par Three Wednesday passes are sadly a thing of the past.
So soak it all up when you do ultimately make it to The Masters, it’s worth it all. And while there, have a pimento & cheese sandwiche, served only on white Wonder Bread, wrapped in Saran Wrap, it’s tradition … and still just $1.00.
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