2014 US Open: The $20 concession challenge
What is the best use of 20 dollars at the concession stand at the US Open.

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As you probably know, $20 dollars can go a long way at Augusta National for patrons looking to fill their stomach. The throwback prices have always been a staple of celebrating Masters week, and our own Mike Freedman detailed the extent of $20 worth of damage in April.
That money won't go nearly as far at the 2014 US Open in Pinehurst.
To be fair, the prices aren't "Super Bowl bad," as a domestic beer will run you $6.00 and there are offerings of fruit and granola bars for less than three bucks.
Check out the full menu from the US Open below.
1/3 Lb. Cheeseburger: $7.50
All Beef Hot Dog: $5.00
Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Cheese: $8.00
Grilled Pimento Cheese Sandwich: $5.50
Garden Fresh Vegetarian Salad: $7.00
Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad: $8.00
Southern Pit Smoked Ham & Cheese Hoagie: $7.00
Smoked Turkey & Cheese Hoagie: $7.00
Snacks: Pretzel, chips, pastries, bagels (all $3.00); jumbo cookie: $2.50; candy bar, granola bar (both $2.00); whole fruit: $1.50

Since we could not pull the impressive haul from the Masters with $20, we changed the challenge to "lunch for two" on Friday. Taking the tests of the day into consideration -- all day on your feet in the hot and humid sun of the Sandhills -- we decided on one 1/3 pound burger, two hot dogs and a bottled water. Split the burger and the water; fill your belly for twenty bucks.
















