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Charles Curtis

Golf fans (and Justin Thomas) are freaking out about the PGA Championship’s crazy high beverage prices

Justin Thomas Golf PGA Championship

Look: Nothing in golf is ever going to be priced like The Masters.

That’s just the way Augusta sets it up, part of the unforgettable experience of golf’s best major.

So maybe keep that in mind this week at Southern Hills, where the prices of beverages at the 2022 PGA Championship are … not so cheap.

Beers run from $18 (Michelob Ultra) to $19 (Stella Artois). Wine? It’s $13. A cocktail — including Margaritas, Mules and a Jim Beam Black Ginger Highball — is a cool $19.

Golf fans everywhere were freaking out about this and even a pro — Justin Thomas — weighed in on social media about these prices:

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