re: Places to stay for the Masters

T-Bonz! That was it! Lol
Even on a Sunday night the place was slammed to the walls with people.

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What is the typical wait time on a Sunday night?

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I've never done it on a Sunday, but a typical Friday or Saturday can be an hour or more, but it's an awesome experience, so you have to do it.

With all of the people in there, drinking while you're waiting, and the fact that EVERYWHERE is a shite-show that week...the wait goes by pretty quickly.

We need to create a list of people in town that week and see who wants to get together for a dinner.

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Who are you going with?

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I am taking my 77 year old dad.

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What is the typical wait time on a Sunday night?

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The wait wasn't that bad. They move people in and out of there quick. I think it was 45 minutes or an hour. Like the previous poster said, you can drink at the bar and take everything in and the wait goes by quickly.

We took an Uber from the hotel to anything non-golf course related. The rates really weren't that bad. For us not having a rental car and not knowing where to park, it was much easier to just get an Uber. Also, our hotel had free shuttles running to and from the golf course on all tournament days. A lot of the local hotels do this, as there is a designated pick up/drop off area at the course that is running shuttles all day long.

T-Bonz was popular with the older generation pros back in 70-90's today most players are traveling with their own chefs and eating healthy meals with their "TEAM". Your chance of seeing a Pro golfer there is very low...but they have nice pictures hanging on the walls of past pros that have dinned there. Go see John Daley at his set-up at Hooter's he's very active in selling his gear.