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Golfer's family billed $74,960 for Masters meals; court allows $1,950 fees

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A legal battle erupted between a California restaurant and the family of a golfer regarding a surprise catering bill. The eatery served meals during the prestigious Masters tournament without prior discussion of costs. After leaving prematurely, the family was charged nearly $75,000, which they contested in court. Ultimately, the jury awarded the restaurant $60,391, albeit the request for extra attorney fees was mostly denied.

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Golfer's family billed $74,960 for Masters meals; court allows $1,950 fees
TOI WORLD DESK · 10/31/2026, 4:34:56 PM
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