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Every spring, a select lucky few win the Masters ticket lottery and make the trip to Augusta, Georgia, for golf’s crown jewel. But, for one Northeast Wisconsin native going to the Masters is something he gets to do every year. That story for WFRV Local 5 Sports:

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