Editor's Note: This story first appeared in 2014.
As I sat at Amen Corner Tuesday morning, watching practice-round pairings play through, I ate all nine sandwiches on the Masters concession-stand menu.
Yes. All of them. And some snacks. And a domestic beer to cleanse the palate.
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Two days later, I can write that I'm feeling great. My fast metabolism allowed me even to have a steak-burrito dinner at a Mexican place in Augusta Tuesday night. Oh, and did I mention I started the last two days with a pimento-cheese sandwich, too?
The best part? I paid only $28 at the Masters concession stand. At a baseball game, a hot dog, fries and a beer would cost nearly the same!
I reviewed each Masters selection (in the order I ate them) and give you an honest evaluation. Let me know if you agree!
Grilled chicken sandwich ($2.50). Grade: A. | Antacid level: Low
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