Inside the gates of Augusta National Golf Course, fans follow the action at The Masters. It’s the most anticipated event on the PGA Tour.
But there’s also some action outside the course. The lucky few who are allowed to set up vending space find willing buyers for whom a trip to The Masters is one special week. They come ready and willing to bring home some memories.
One such company is Millionaire Gallery Autographs and Memorabilia, which has been setting up outside the gates for 15 years.
This year’s Masters tournament had a little extra juice thanks to the return of Tiger Woods.
Were people buying Tiger autographs? WIS-TV went to find out…and also got a look at what else was available.
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