GYERO ARCHIVE

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CSC81

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Welcome back to Earth, buddy.

That said, I really do feel like if anyone in GYERO ever somehow gets to play Augusta, it will be krazy.
 
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UK_Dallas

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Sep 17, 2015
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All the laughs aside, what do you think they could legitimately charge for a round that people would line up to pay for if they(Augusta) were ever so inclined?

I'm thinking $2500.
 

Strokin_Bandit

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Dec 21, 2001
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Serious question: I wonder how many “normal” members Augusta National has. Surely they have a handful that aren’t super rich and famous. Maybe they’re locals who are super talented, or their family has deep roots in the area, or they’re a member of the clergy, or some other unique circumstance.

Be pretty F’ing cool to be a random dude who also happens to be a member there.

A “legacy.”
 

august-west

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May 21, 2002
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A year ago, at the silent auction for St Mary’s, Keith Murt (I’m pretty sure @UK_Dallas grew up around him, too) paid 100 grand for 4 people to play a round. It can be done.
 

_Chase_

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Jan 22, 2004
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I’m curious what the number would be to purchase Augusta National, or if there is even a number.

They say everything has a price, but that theory’s limits might be tested.
 

Mossip

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Jul 20, 2007
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I'm glad she really dolled up for the event. Athleisure is probably a staple in the Augusta clubhouse.
 

CSC81

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Something about seeing DJ and Tiger sitting together in Butler Cabin, given their salacious pasts, is just cracking me up. I’m sure the ANGC members love it. 😂
 
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DIdnt Tommy used to party with some of the same circle as DJ or am I just misremembering that? Feel like there was a cocaine story once upon a time.
 

Teriecat

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It is actually my brother. His golf course construction company has done a lot of work there at Augusta Nat. and he was able to get on the list of volunteers for the Masters about 20 years ago. He has volunteered every year since and all volunteers get one free round of golf, as well as some kind of appreciation dinner put on by Augusta National.

I haven’t talked to him about it this year so I don’t know if they are using any volunteers.
 

wcc31

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Mar 18, 2002
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I’m pumped. I was rooting for someone to win the Masters- like any of the golfers- and someone actually did win. Nearly shed a tear. All DJ overcame- being naturally gifted, rich, very dumb, having a vapid wife and a coke problem. Stared down that barrel and came out on the other side. Man alive. What a day. Let’s hope someone wins again next year.
 

Hank Camacho

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May 7, 2002
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I’m pumped. I was rooting for someone to win the Masters- like any of the golfers- and someone actually did win. Nearly shed a tear. All DJ overcame- being naturally gifted, rich, very dumb, having a vapid wife and a coke problem. Stared down that barrel and came out on the other side. Man alive. What a day. Let’s hope someone wins again next year.

Envy is the currency of the woke.
 

_Chase_

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Jan 22, 2004
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Hell of a day for my brother in law. Won $400 in a Masters pool and then hit his first hole in one when we went out after. Highly encouraged him to pick up a powerball ticket on his way home.
 

buckethead1978

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Oct 6, 2007
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I was cheering for the Korean because I like that his swing starts in slow motion. Also, American GI’s called Koreans bucketheads because of the size of their heads.

Also it would have been awesome for the stuffed shirts at Augusta to have to deal with his dinner next year
 
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