Masters Golf Tournament Keeps Concession Prices Low Despite Inflation

The Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia, has long been known for its commitment to keeping concession prices low, even as inflation and rising costs impact the prices of goods and services across the country. While ticket prices for the prestigious event continue to climb, the tournament organizers have remained steadfast in their efforts to provide affordable sustenance for spectators.

At the Masters this year, the priciest concession items are beer and wine, which both cost a mere $6 each. In comparison, a simple cheese sandwich can be purchased for just $1.50, a price that has remained unchanged for years. This commitment to affordable pricing is a hallmark of the Masters experience, and it sets the tournament apart from many other high-profile sporting events, where concession stand prices can often reach exorbitant levels.