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5 Apr 1999: A ball Masters golf ball displays the length of the new rough increased to 1 3/8 of an Inch before the 1999 US Masters at the Augusta National GC in Augusta, Georgia, USA. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Munday /Allsport
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5 Apr 1999: A ball Masters golf ball displays the length of the new rough increased to 1 3/8 of an Inch before the 1999 US Masters at the Augusta National GC in Augusta, Georgia, USA. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Munday /Allsport
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5 Apr 1999: A ball Masters golf ball displays the length of the new rough increased to 1 3/8 of an Inch before the 1999 US Masters at the Augusta National GC in Augusta, Georgia, USA. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Munday /Allsport
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5 Apr 1999: A ball Masters golf ball displays the length of the new rough increased to 1 3/8 of an Inch before the 1999 US Masters at the Augusta National GC in Augusta, Georgia, USA. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Munday /Allsport
With the Masters Tournament approaching, fans have no lack of reasons to be excited. Golf enthusiasts have been eagerly waiting for the mega-tournament. However, there are tons of other reasons why the fans are looking forward to the event. Adding to these reasons, there is something that has brought a smile to the faces of hundreds of fans. And it has everything to do with the Masters.
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Fan-favorite snack makes an unexpected comeback at the 2023 Masters
Golf fans are pretty pumped up to witness the Masters Tournament next month. And believe it or not, the excitement among fans is far more than it has ever been in the past. Ever since Augusta National announced that qualifying LIV Golf players will be allowed to play at the mega-event, fans have been looking forward to some serious action on the field.
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Golf – The Masters – Augusta National Golf Club – Augusta, Georgia, U.S. – April 10, 2022 Scottie Scheffler of the U.S. celebrates on the 18th green after winning The Masters REUTERS/Mike Segar
However, to cool things up a bit, sports business reporter, Darren Rovell, has a thrilling update. Re-sharing a post from Caddie Network on Twitter, Rovell wrote, “BREAKING: After a mysterious absence last year…looks like the Georgia Peach Ice Cream Sandwich will be back for The Masters.“
For those who don’t know, the iconic Georgia Peach Ice Cream Sandwich has been a fan favorite at Augusta National for quite some time. Unfortunately, it vanished from the menu of the Masters tournament last year. However, a picture from the ANGC Women’s Amateur tournament proved to be a relief for tons of fans. Earlier, it was reported that the fan-favorite snack was discontinued due to “supply chain issues”. But thankfully, it was present at the women’s golf tournament, and is expected to be available for the fans at the upcoming Masters as well!
Fans react to the surprising snack update
Golf fans have been giving all kinds of reactions to the enthralling update. In fact, a lot of fans seemed to be more excited about tasting the much-awaited desert, than actually enjoying the tournament. The tweet also asked fans what they would buy from the menu if they had $10 to spend. While some were more interested in talking about the prices of each food item on the menu, here’s what they said:
First trip: Egg Salad, Bottled Water
Second trip: Club, Bottled Water
Balance: Tip
— Curt (@CJLoper) March 29, 2023
20 Advils
— Skip (@skipa02lip) March 29, 2023
I heard they were doing a new surprise desert and doing away with the peach.. I wish they’d keep the peach and add something new, too 🤷🏻♂️ Not that I’ll be there this year, but just for the next time I’m lucky enough to go 🤞🏼
— BigBody (@AllDayLebron) March 29, 2023
If this is from today, this is the Champions Retreat menu. Will still need to wait for the Augusta National.
— Drew Litrenta (@DrewskiK2s) March 29, 2023
Yea that’s probably it, I don’t think there’s been much of any inflation the past 2 years
— Beans (@BrimReaper69) March 29, 2023
I would be very surprised to see bottled drinks at The Masters.
— Gatordove (@GaryDove16) March 29, 2023
Whats the reason prices are so low, is this a tradition thing?
— Mike C. (@Kobecallaci) March 29, 2023
25% increase in price. Sorta how everything else is up 25-50% in price since January 2021.
— Tyson (@FreedomFire89) March 29, 2023
The Masters is the one place in the world inflation will never touch … sort of like the Costco hot dog
— Milton G (@Milton_Guiseppe) March 29, 2023
Well, the prices or the surprising comeback of the delicious dessert, no matter what the fans are more interested in, they are definitely all set to show up and experience the tournament on the field. Hopefully, they’ll get several reasons to remember the event this time, including the $2.50 ice cream sandwich!
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