Masters ticket prices in the thousands of dollars

If you don’t have a ticket or badge for the Masters, be prepared to pay.

One ticket to Wednesday’s practice round is going for a minimum of $1,275 on the website stubhub.com as of Tuesday afternoon.

Badges for Thursday’s first round start at $3,345 on the website. Friday’s second round start at $3,150. Saturday’s third round start at $2,450 and Sunday’s final round start at $2,925.

Be advised that there is a 2,700-foot boundary around Augusta National in which tickets can’t be re-sold. Augusta National prohibits the re-sale of tickets. Undercover sheriff’s officers arrested more than three dozen people buying or selling too close to the course last year, according to the Augusta Chronicle.

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