By DeMarco Williams, Contributor

Unlike most sports, professional golf doesn’t wait until the end of the season for its biggest event. The Masters, now in its 77th year, happens early on the golf calendar—right when college basketball winds down and Major League Baseball takes off—and serves as the unofficial start to spring in many eyes. This makes sense, seeing how fabled Augusta National Golf Club absolutely bursts with vibrant azaleas, brilliant yellow jasmine and a particular shade of green blazer around this time. Almost as famous as the colorful garment adorned by the tournament winner is how difficult it is to actually score an event badge. If you somehow managed to get access to the Masters (April 11-14), congrats on scoring the toughest ticket in spectator sports. Our Startle.com editors want to reward your efforts by driving you in the right direction for food and fun after Tiger Woods and Co. have finished their rounds. …read more
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