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Concession prices at the Masters are still ridiculously cheap

Apr 8, 2022, 04:20 IST
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A fan holds a beer at the 2022 Masters.Lex Lauletta
  • Concessions at the Masters are a really solid value.
  • While tickets to get into Augusta National can be quite expensive, the food is really cheap once you're on the grounds.
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Attending the Masters does not come cheap.

Getting into Augusta National outside of the lottery is one of the most expensive tickets in sports, and that's if you're lucky enough to get the chance to pay your pretty penny to attend the greatest tournament in golf.

But while getting onto the course might cost you an arm and a leg, once you're on the grounds at Augusta National, there is one great deal to take advantage of: snacks.

The concessions menu at Augusta National is nearly as iconic as the course itself, and with plenty of reasonably priced options, patrons in attendance are able to avail themselves to a variety of flavors without breaking the bank.

While other sporting events gouge even more money out of fans at concession stands, featuring overpriced beers and popcorn, the Masters offers several options that you could get with the change in your pocket.

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Purchasing one of every item on the list would cost you just $62.

Take a look at the 2022 Masters menu in full below.

Concession prices at the 2022 Masters.Lex Lauletta

A fun game to play is how you would spend your $20 at the Masters.

Personally, I would start my morning off with a chicken biscuit ($2) and a breakfast sandwich ($3), along with a coffee ($1.50).

Around 3 p.m. or so, I'd refuel with two pimento cheese sandwiches ($1.50 each), a Bar-B-Que ($3), and a sweet, sweet domestic beer ($5).

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At the end of the day I would come back for some cookies ($1.50) and then bother one of my friends until they bought me another beer because I just realized I ran out of cash.

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