Scottie Scheffler Unveils Menu for 2025 Masters Champions Dinner

Augusta, Georgia — Scottie Scheffler, the reigning Masters champion, has revealed the menu for the 2025 Champions Dinner, an annual event held at Augusta National Golf Club. The dinner, hosted on the Tuesday before the Masters tournament, honors past winners and features a menu inspired by Scheffler’s Texas roots.

This year’s selection includes returning favorites as well as new dishes. Some of the previously served options, such as “Scottie-Style” cheeseburger sliders and firecracker shrimp, will make a repeat appearance. However, an addition to the appetizer list is the “Papa Scheff’s Meatball and Ravioli Bites,” a nod to a Christmas dinner mishap that led to Scheffler’s hand injury last year.

“It’s my favorite foods, haven’t quite changed too much but there’s a little bit, I would say, more kind of nostalgic stuff,” Scheffler said during the menu announcement. He expressed enthusiasm for seeing how the chefs at Augusta would prepare this year’s selections.

The main courses will include Texas-style chili and options of wood-fired cowboy ribeye steak or blackened redfish, a change from the previous year’s feature of tortilla soup. Scheffler explained the switch, noting that he wanted to incorporate dishes reminiscent of home cooking.

Returning dessert options include a warm chocolate chip cookie skillet, now served with vanilla bean ice cream instead of the previous milk and cookies ice cream topping. Scheffler shared details about his menu choices, emphasizing the sentimental value behind the dishes.

This will be Scheffler’s second time hosting the Champions Dinner after winning his first major title in 2022 and defending his title in 2024. He expressed his excitement about the tradition, which dates back nearly 75 years and has previously featured memorable menus from past champions.

The Masters tournament begins on April 7, 2025, drawing significant attention, particularly towards Rory McIlroy, who is still in search of his first victory at Augusta despite being a four-time major champion. The event will showcase some of the best talents in the sport.