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Masters week overly loaded🫨

YIKES 😬

Like clockwork, the golf legend has posted up outside the Augusta Ho***rs in his signature RV, chain-smoking, sipping Diet Coke, signing autographs, and selling merch just steps from Augusta National. Daly’s annual tradition has become an unofficial kickoff to The Masters, and according to fans and reporters, he’s already holding court on the restaurant’s front porch.

Though the Ho***rs chain has seen better days, this Augusta location is thriving—likely thanks in part to Daly’s devoted fanbase. And the man’s not slowing down: this summer, Daly will play an exaggerated version of himself in Happy Gilmore 2, saying fans should “get ready to cry laugh.”

Azaleas blooming, clubs swinging, John Daly outside Ho***rs—yep, it’s Masters Week.

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During Masters week, Augusta, Georgia transforms into the epicenter of the golf world, drawing massive crowds and overwhelming the city’s main airport with an influx of private jet traffic.⁠
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225 private jets arrived and departed Augusta on Tuesday alone, with over 1,000 more expected throughout the remainder of the week.⁠
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Private charter companies are already warning clients of significant delays, with some travelers being informed that their flights may need to be rerouted to alternate airports in Columbia, South Carolina, or even Charleston, requiring a multi-hour drive to Augusta. Last-minute bookings are also being hit with steep surcharges, with prices reportedly up 60% — with the average cost to charter a private jet to Augusta ranging from around $2,000 to $10,000 or more per hour.⁠