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Masters 2025: What is the Champions Dinner and what’s on the menu?

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Scheffler’s menu was similar to the one he served in 2023 but omitted the tortilla soup starter.

Tiger Woods has hosted the Champions Dinner on five occasions.

His first menu in 1998 included cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, chips and milkshakes. His most recent – in 2020 – featured ‘Augusta Roll’ (tempura shrimp, spicy tuna and avocado) to start, followed by a main course of prime steak and chicken fajitas plus a trio of desserts which included a flan, churros with chocolate sauce and sopapillas – a Mexican fried dough dessert.

Patrick Reed’s 2018 menu included a choice of Caesar salad or a salad consisting of a wedge of iceberg lettuce, followed by ribeye steak and desserts of tiramisu, creme brulee and cheesecake.

Bubba Watson served the same menu in 2013 and 2015: a Caesar salad, grilled chicken served with cornbread, macaroni and cheese plus confetti cake and ice cream. Sir Nick Faldo said it was the worst one he had tasted.

English three-time champion Faldo’s 1997 menu was very simple – tomato soup for the starter and a main of fish and chips, with the fish imported from Grimsby.

Scot Sandy Lyle, in1989, had a meal of haggis, mashed potato and mashed turnips.

This article is the latest from BBC Sport’s Ask Me Anything team.


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