Police Report: Man Says He Trespassed at Augusta National Because He 'Was Bored'
A man was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing and obstruction for walking onto the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club.ย
Per Jozsef Papp of theย Augusta Chronicle,ย Grayson Beveridge was arrested on Feb. 20 when local authorities responded to a call fromย Augusta National security.ย
According to theย Richmond County incident report filed, Beveridge told the sheriff deputies heย "was bored" and was looking to haveย "some fun" when he trespassed onto Augusta National.ย
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Deputies had to chase Beveridge for a brief period after he ran to avoid being arrested. He was eventually caught "after a short foot pursuit."
Papp added that Beveridge was taken toย Charles B. Webster Detention Center, where he was released bond. Augusta National intends to prosecute the 26-year-old.ย
Augusta National Golf Club has been the home of The Masters tournament since 1934. The club is also notorious for having a strict membership policy that includes a $40,000 initiation fee and yearly dues.ย
The 2021 Masters will be played from April 8-11.ย
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