re: Masters Tickets

whats the sport?

Hope it’s legit but it makes zero sense for the older man.

Thank you to everyone who has offered a serious response to my serious question. It sounds like if you are legitimately acquainted with the badge holder then you should be able to get in. My only concern was renting a house or hotel, driving all the way to Augusta, and then being turned away at the gate.

To those who only want to make pedophile jokes- although my son will always be my little boy, he is now a grown arse man who only received this offer because of how proficient he is with a firearm. He is the last target a "groomer" is going to seek out. It must be pretty sad to go around every day with this sort of jaded view of life. The badge holder in question is older than both his grandfathers, likely has more money than he will ever spend, and just wants to beat his buddies when they meet at the range on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The man probably doesn't even know what Stubhub is.

They're trying to shut down scalpers, but they absolutely support the transfer of tickets for at or below face value.

He has owned the two badges since the 70's. He hasn't been able to go himself for several years now. He gives them to family and friends to use. This year he gave them to his nephew and great-nephew.

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ooof…. I was about to say “you took your wife to the masters?!” I love my wife and all but she probably isn’t in the top ten on the list of people I’d rather hang out with at a sporting event

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She used to get passes through her old company, so I was lucky enough to go the Sunday Tiger won. I’m not even much of a golf fan, but after being there that day, I don’t think I’ll ever feel the need to go again — it was that good.

Later on, when we hit the lottery and were able to sell the tickets, we jumped on it. I was blown away by how much we got for them — and they weren’t even tournament day passes.

This isn’t about masters tickets. The old man is a pedo.